[HTML][HTML] Both (n-3) and (n-6) fatty acids stimulate wound healing in the rat intestinal epithelial cell line, IEC-6
DJ Ruthig, KA Meckling-Gill - The Journal of nutrition, 1999 - Elsevier
The control of proliferation and epithelial restitution are processes that are poorly
understood. The effects of (n-3),(n-6) and trans fatty acids on proliferation of subconfluent
IEC-6 cultures and restitution of wounded IEC-6 monolayers were investigated.
Incorporation of supplemented fatty acids into cellular phospholipid was also assessed.
Sulforhodamine B protein dye binding assay was utilized to assess the proliferative effects of
fatty acids on growth of IEC-6 cultures. Incorporation of supplemental fatty acids into cellular …
understood. The effects of (n-3),(n-6) and trans fatty acids on proliferation of subconfluent
IEC-6 cultures and restitution of wounded IEC-6 monolayers were investigated.
Incorporation of supplemented fatty acids into cellular phospholipid was also assessed.
Sulforhodamine B protein dye binding assay was utilized to assess the proliferative effects of
fatty acids on growth of IEC-6 cultures. Incorporation of supplemental fatty acids into cellular …