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Fatty acids

According to definition esssential fatty acids (EFA) are _________________while non-essential FA  are _______________

FATTY ACIDS (FA)  are classified into divided into ________________ FA and

____________________ FA

The difference between saturated FA (SFA)and unsaturated fatty acid (USFA) is that SFA

Contains ___________ in them and USFS _________ contain _________ in them  (take a look at fig 5-5).

unsaturated fatty acids are again  divided into _____________ and _______________

Poly unsaturated FAs (PUFA) are further divided into ____________ and _____________.

From fig 5-4 pg 76 the dietary sources of saturated fatty acids (SFA) in the order of highest

amount are _____________, __________________, ___________________ and ____________

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.According to definition esssential fatty acids (EFA) are not produced by body while non-essential FA  are produced by the body.

FATTY ACIDS (FA)  are classified into divided into essential FA and non essential FA.

The difference between saturated FA (SFA)and unsaturated fatty acid (USFA) is that SFA

Contains Hydrogen in them and USFS can contain carbon-carbon double bond in them  (take a look at fig 5-5).

unsaturated fatty acids are again  divided into monounsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids

Poly unsaturated FAs (PUFA) are further divided into omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

From fig 5-4 pg 76 the dietary sources of saturated fatty acids (SFA) in the order of highest

amount are hydrogenated oils including palm and coconut ,dried coconut , butter,  animal fats.

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