Functional grease composition with improvement effects on atherosclerosis
An atherosclerosis and oil composition technology, which is applied in the directions of edible oil/fat, drug combination, organic active ingredients, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to achieve curative effect, less research and development of composition and functional food, etc., and achieves remarkable fat solubility. , strong cholesterol-lowering ability, improve the effect of oxidative stability
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[0022] Take 68g of linseed oil, 31.95g of sterol α-linolenate and 0.05g of tea polyphenol palmitate, and mix thoroughly to obtain a functional lipid composition that can improve atherosclerosis.
[0023] efficacy experiment
[0024] 1. Experimental materials: take linseed oil (the mass content of α-linolenic acid is 53.6%), sterol α-linolenic acid [purity is 95% (mass)], tea polyphenol palmitate, according to the quality of each raw material The percentages are 68%: 31.95%: 0.05%, mixed evenly, refrigerated for use (ie the product of Example 1).
[0025] 2. Experimental animals and grouping: 42 ApoE knockout mice (ApoE KO) and 14 wild-type C57BL / 6 (wide type, WT) mice under the same genetic background, 4 weeks old, male, weighing 12-15g , purchased from Beijing Weitong Lihua Experimental Animal Technology Co., Ltd. After one week of adaptive feeding, WT mice and ApoE KO mice were randomly divided into 3 groups, 14 mice in each group. The abbreviation and intervention method ...
Embodiment 2
[0047] After taking 68g of linseed oil, 31.95g of DHA sterol ester and 0.05g of tea polyphenol palmitate and mixing them thoroughly, a functional lipid composition capable of improving atherosclerosis was obtained.
[0048] The efficacy experiment is the same as in Example 1, and the composition is the product of Example 2.
[0049] Experimental results:
[0050] 1) Oil red O staining results of the whole aorta
[0051] There was no atherosclerotic plaque formation in the whole inner wall of the blood vessel in the mice in the control group. A large area of continuous red atheromatous plaques were seen on the inner wall of the blood vessels of the mice in the model group (HFD group), suggesting that the AS model was successfully established by intervening 18 weeks of HFD in ApoE KO mice. The inner walls of the aortic vessels of the mice in the composition intervention group had very few plaques of atherosclerotic lesions, which were significantly reduced compared with the ...
Embodiment 3
[0062] After taking 68g of perilla oil, 31.95g of DHA sterol ester and 0.05g of tea polyphenol palmitate and mixing them thoroughly, a functional lipid composition that can improve atherosclerosis is obtained.
[0063] The efficacy experiment is the same as in Example 1, and the composition is the product of Example 3.
[0064] Experimental results:
[0065] 1) Oil red O staining results of the whole aorta
[0066] There was no atherosclerotic plaque formation in the whole inner wall of the blood vessel in the mice in the control group. A large area of continuous red atheromatous plaques were seen on the inner wall of the blood vessels of the mice in the model group (HFD group), suggesting that the AS model was successfully established by intervening 18 weeks of HFD in ApoE KO mice. The inner walls of the aortic vessels of the mice in the composition intervention group had very few plaques of atherosclerotic lesions, which were significantly reduced compared with the mice ...
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