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References on Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA)
updated 23 Nov. 2009
 year of publication:   2009 2008  | 2007  2006  |   2005  2004  |  2003  |  2002  |  2001  |  2000  |  prior to 2000 |

2009

Analytical Methods
for detection of CLA and its isomers
Effect of Diet
and other conditions on CLA levels in animals and animal products
Food, CLA content

General Articles and Reviews
If review articles can fit into one other category, e.g. Food, then they are put into that category; if they cover material that would be in more than one category, then they will be here in "General"
Physiological Effects of CLA:
... in Human Studies;
... in Laboratory Animals, Companion Animals (pets);
... in Food/Farm Animals (ruminants, swine, poultry, fish);  
... in Cell Cultures, In Vitro Studies
(includes fat/protein levels, anticarcinogenic effects, etc.):
Synthesis and Degradation of CLA
in vitro, microbial, plant



added 11/23/09
Agueda M, Zulet MA, Martinez JA. Effect of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) on human lipid profile. Arch. Latino Americanos Nutricion 59(3): 245-252 (2009).
Goedecke JH, Rae DE, Smuts CM, Lambert EV, O'Shea M. Conjugated Linoleic Acid Isomers, t10c12 and c9t11, are Differentially Incorporated into Adipose Tissue and Skeletal Muscle in Humans. Lipids 44(11): 983-988 (2009).
Kurban S, Erkoc F, Erkoc S. Quantum-chemical treatment of the linoleic acid molecule and two of its conjugated isomers. European J. Lipid Sci. Technol. 111(10): 1035-1041 (2009).
Wendel AA, Purushotham A, Liu LF, Belury MA. Conjugated Linoleic Acid Induces Uncoupling Protein 1 in White Adipose Tissue of ob/ob Mice. Lipids 44(11): 975-982 (2009).

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added 10/30/09

2009

Analytical Methods    return to top
Effects of Diet and Other Conditions on CLA in Animals and Animal Products    return to top
Food, CLA levels in    return to top
General Articles and Reviews    return to top
Physiological Effects of CLA in Humans    return to top
Physiological Effects of CLA in Animals: Laboratory Animals, Companion Animals    return to top Physiological Effects of CLA in Animals: Food/Farm Animals    return to top
Physiological Effects of CLA in Cell Cultures / In Vitro Studies    return to top
Synthesis and Degradation: In vitro, Microbial, and Plant    return to top


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