Abstract
Summary
Changes in distribution of neutral fat. phospholipide, and cholesterol between chylomicron and subnatant fractions of rat lymph have been produced by feeding emulsions containing cholesterol, fatty acid, triglyceride, and taurocholate in various combinations. Increases in neutral fat were carried largely in the chylomicron fraction while increases in cholesterol were carried largely in the subnatant fraction. The emulsions also produced changes in percentage composition of the lipide mixture in each fraction.
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