Phytosterol Oxidation Products: Their Formation, Occurrence, and Biological Effects

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  - Phytosterol Oxidation Products: Their Formation, Occurrence, and Biological Effects
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  - absorption cytotoxicity food content oxides phytosterol BETA-SITOSTEROL OXIDES CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPECTROMETRY VEGETABLE-OILS STEROL OXIDATION IN-VIVO CHOLESTEROL ABSORPTION PLANT STEROLS LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY QUANTITATIVE-ANALYSIS POTATO-CHIPS
  - Phytosterols or plant sterols are integral natural components of plant cell membranes that are abundant in vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, and grains; as well as added components in various functional foods. Due to their chemical structure, phytosterols are susceptible to oxidation under certain conditions giving rise to a family of compounds known as phytosterol oxidation products (POPs). The following review gives an in-depth account on the formation and occurrence of POPs in foodstuffs. The metabolism and biological effects of these oxides is also discussed in detail.
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  - 10.1080/87559120802682797
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ABSTRACTPhytosterols or plant sterols are integral natural components of plant cell membranes that are abundant in vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, and grains; as well as added components in various functional foods. Due to their chemical structure, phytosterols are susceptible to oxidation under certain conditions giving rise to a family of compounds known as phytosterol oxidation products (POPs). The following review gives an in-depth account on the formation and occurrence of POPs in foodstuffs. The metabolism and biological effects of these oxides is also discussed in detail.
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