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Meanings of scfa in inglés
Fatty acid with less than six carbon atoms.
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Examples for "short-chain fatty acid"
Examples for "short-chain fatty acid"
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Colon tumor outcomes and pathology together with cecal short-chain fatty acid composition were assessed.
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A short-chain fatty acid olfactory receptor Olfr78, recently implicated in CB function, was the most abundant G protein-coupled receptor.
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The naturally occurring short-chain fatty acid, a-lipoic acid (ALA) is a powerful antioxidant which is clinically used for treatment of diabetic neuropathy.
4
Changes from baseline in GM composition, short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) production, and the inflammatory and antioxidant profile will be considered as secondary outcomes.
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Background: Acetate is a short-chain fatty acid (FA) that is especially important to cows because it is the major substrate for de novo FA synthesis.
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Each curve shows the concentration of a volatile fatty acid per gram of dry weight of soil.
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The positive effect of yeast supplementation on rumen volatile fatty acid concentration increased with DMI and crude protein levels.
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So the volatile fatty acid profile can provide an estimate of TSD." TSD is the investigator's shorthand for "time since death."
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Volatile fatty acids include forty-one different organic compounds, of which butyric acid is one.
5
There is one fat besides butter which contains ' 'volatile fatty acids,'' namely, cocoa-nut oil.
Usage of scfa in inglés
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No significant differences in weight gain or stool SCFA content were detected.
2
The production of SCFA increased with the level of supplied NT equivalents.
3
SCFA levels were significantly higher in portal vs. hepatic and peripheral blood.
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No significant differences in stool SCFA content were detected between groups.
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SCFA had no significant effect on serum insulin or c-peptide concentrations.
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This was associated with an altered fecal SCFA and BA profile.
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In addition, the data provide indirect evidence for utilization of SCFA for lipid synthesis.
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The fall in FFA suggests that colonic SCFA have an effect on carbohydrate metabolism.
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However, the mechanisms underlying SCFA regulation of T-cell differentiation and function remain to be investigated.
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The ratios of SCFA formed differed depending on the microbial species involved in mucin cross-feeding.
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Analytical data on faecal samples support the role of the colonic microbial population in SCFA production.
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The data provide strong evidence that colonic SCFA are absorbed and metabolized in the human subject.
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In all groups SCFA concentrations were highest in the proximal colon and decreased towards the rectum.
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Increased melanoidins was found to result in significantly divergent gut microbiota profiles and supported sustained SCFA production.
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The main SCFA are acetate, propionate and butyrate which have numerous documented effects promoting large bowel function.
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Dietary stevia leave and stevioside decreased total concentration of SCFA and changed their profile in the ceca.
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