The liberated free fatty acids have a distinct flavor and odor which are more disagreeable when the fatty
acid chain length is shorter than 14 carbons
Not exact matches
Milk fat is not only characterized by a number of different fatty
acids, but also by their
chain length.
Fatty
acid size is measured by «
chain length,» which is shorthand for the number of carbon atoms linked together in a
chain.
MCTs or Medium
Chain Triglycerides are fatty
acids of a certain
length.
The lipid profile of the livers of DR mice is correspondingly shifted towards lowered triglyceride content and shorter
chain length of triglyceride - associated fatty
acids, and these effects become more pronounced with age.
Fatty
acids can be put into three categories based on the molecular
length of carbon atoms connected to hydrogen atoms: short -
chain that have less than 6 carbon atoms, medium -
chain that have between 6 - 12 carbon atoms and long -
chain that have between 13 - 21 carbon atoms.
MCTs or Medium
Chain Triglycerides (of Medium
Chain Fatty
Acids) are fatty acids of a certain length, as the name sugg
Acids) are fatty
acids of a certain length, as the name sugg
acids of a certain
length, as the name suggests.
Medium -
chain triglycerides, or MCTs, are a super-special type of fats (or fatty
acid) that are six to 12 carbons in
length.
The properties of a fat, and whether it's healthy for you or not, depends on the
chain -
length of its fatty
acids, and the degree of hydrogen saturation of its fatty
acids.
According to a recent book «Becoming raw» (2010) by two experts on vegan nutrition, namely, Davis and Melina, saturated fatty
acids differ depending on the
length of their carbon
chain and include lauric
acid, myristic
acid, palmitic
acid and stearic
acid.
Fatty
acids also differ in the
length of the carbon
chain.
The properties of fats and fatty
acids depend on their degree of hydrogen saturation and the
length of their molecules, or «
chain length.»
Researchers now know that weight loss associated with coconut oil is related to the
length of the fatty
acid chains contained in coconut oil.
Medium
Chain Triglycerides (MCT) are mixed triglycerides of saturated fatty acids with a chain length of 6 to 12 carbon atoms, mainly C8 (caprylic acid) and C10 (capric a
Chain Triglycerides (MCT) are mixed triglycerides of saturated fatty
acids with a
chain length of 6 to 12 carbon atoms, mainly C8 (caprylic acid) and C10 (capric a
chain length of 6 to 12 carbon atoms, mainly C8 (caprylic
acid) and C10 (capric
acid).
Because of the shorter
chain length of the fatty
acids, MCTs are rapidly broken down and absorbed into the body.
Triglycerides are named after their chemical structure, more specifically the
length of their fatty
acid chains.
Unsaturated fatty
acids are more likely to be liquid at room temp than saturated fatty
acids, regardless of
chain length.
Intake of small - to - medium -
chain saturated fatty
acids is associated with peripheral leukocyte telomere
length in postmenopausal women.
-LSB-...] With a shorter
chain length than fatty
acids, they take a much «quicker» pathway (think of it as a shortcut) when they're metabolized, which allows them to be converted to ketones and used for fuel, rather than being stored as fat (8).
The two essential fatty
acids are also long
chain, each 18 carbons in
length.
No, they contain so - called Medium
Chain Triglycerides (MCTs)-- which are fatty
acids of a medium
length.
The
length of the fatty
acid chain is important because the physiological effects of MCTs in coconut oil are very different from LCTs.
Secondly, coconut oil's saturated fats are «Medium
Chain Triglycerides» (MCTs), medium -
length fatty
acids that go straight to the liver from the digestive tract, where they quickly become a source of energy.
It also seems to depend on the «
chain length» of the fatty
acid.
I wasn't quite sure what it meant, and I thought I knew everything about propionic
acid — a short -
chain saturated fatty
acid produced in the gut from the fermentation of resistant starch, but I Googled it one more time just for shits and grins, and sure enough — the first search result turned up a breaking news story about propionic
acid and increased tail
length in juvenile rhesus monkeys.
Specifically, there is a progressively smaller LDL - cholesterol - raising effect with substitution for carbohydrate of saturated fatty
acids of increasing
chain length, with the largest increase observed for lauric
acid (12 carbons), and no significant increase with stearic
acid (18 carbons).
The diet employs medium -
chain fatty
acids as a fat source (fats come in short, medium, and long -
chain types which relate to the
length of their
chain of their carbon
chain) and it turns out that MCT's have a direct anti-seizure effect.
The diet uses medium -
chain fatty
acids as a fat source (fats come in short, medium, and long -
chain types which relate to the
length of their
chain of their carbon
chain) and it turns out that MCTs have a direct anti-seizure effect.