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Phytosterols are a large group of substances belonging to sterols—compounds naturally occurring in the tissues of plants, animals, and humans. The most well-known animal sterol is cholesterol.
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Phytosterols are a type of natural compounds, also known as plant sterols, existing mainly in the forms of free sterols, sterol glycosides, and steryl esters.
FENG Rui, SUN Cunxin, ZHAO Yongfeng
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Dietary phytosterols induce infertility in female mice via epigenomic modulations
Dietary modifications to overcome infertility have attracted attention; however, scientifically substantiated information on specific dietary components affecting fertility and their mechanisms is limited. Herein, we investigated diet-induced, reversible
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22‐Hydroxy‐23,24‐bisnorchol‐4‐ene‐3‐one (4‐HBC) and 3‐oxo‐4,17‐pregnadiene‐20‐carboxylic acid methyl ester (PDCE) are useful precursors for the synthesis of steroidal active pharmaceutical ingredients.
Xuemei Li +8 more
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Plants and animals are potential sources of food, particularly lipids. They are sources of nutrients for humans, and are used in various applications in food industries. Foods whose lipids consumed, have benefits for animal and human health.
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Phytosterols play a significant role for organisms. They are a component of cell membranes and also have transport functions. They are also important for lower human blood cholesterol levels.
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Production, Characterization, Delivery, and Cholesterol-Lowering Mechanism of Phytosterols: A Review
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2022Yahong Han +2 more
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Action of phytosterols on thermally induced trans fatty acids in peanut oil
Food Chemistry, 2021Tian Li, Qin Guo
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