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<strong>Seafood</strong> Choices: Balancing Benefits and Risks<br />

http://www.nap.edu/catalog/11762.html<br />

APPENDIX B<br />

Amount Results Conclusion*<br />

Breast milk (%<br />

total fatty acids,<br />

mean±SE):<br />

LA = 6.90±0.81, ALA<br />

= 0.80±0.05, EPA =<br />

0.20±0.08, DPA =<br />

0.52±0.27, DHA =<br />

0.59±0.23<br />

Milk formula (% total<br />

fatty acids, mean):<br />

LA = 1.60, ALA =<br />

0.70, EPA = 0.08,<br />

DPA = 0.11, DHA<br />

= 0.02<br />

Experimental group:<br />

Semipurified diet<br />

deficient in n-3 fatty<br />

acids<br />

Safflower oil sole fat<br />

source<br />

76.0% LA, 0.3%<br />

GLA, 0.2% DGLA,<br />

0.3% ALA, 225.0%<br />

n-6:n-3 of total<br />

fatty acids<br />

Control group:<br />

Soy bean oil sole fat<br />

source<br />

53.1% LA, 0.0%<br />

GLA, 0.3% DGLA,<br />

7.7% ALA, 7.0%<br />

n-6:n-3 of total<br />

fatty acids<br />

LA, AA, DHA are significantly lower in the formulafed<br />

infants than in the breast-fed infants (p

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