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linoleic oxidation forming 13 hoed a compound i talked about with tucker goodrich that podcast is coming out tuesday leading to ox lambs oxidative products of linoleic acid metabolism triggering increased cd36 and locks one expression on vascular endothelial cells macrophages vascular smooth muscle cells the exact cells that are involved in the formation of an atherosclerotic plaque
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linoleic acid oxidation products will trigger macrophages to take up more ldl presumably and this is an interesting study low density lipoprotein rich in oleic acid is protective against oxidative modification in this study they compared ldl oxidation of rabbits fed either a high oleic acid sunflower oil so that's high high monounsaturated versus a high linoleic acid oil again they didn't feed any tallow here like i wish they had but what they found was that when they fed the rabbits high amounts of linoleic acid the ldl that they pulled out at least in vitro in a test tube was much more susceptible to oxidation