Biochemical Journal · 1954 · 31 citations · 3 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryLipid BiochemistryMetabolic StabilityNutritional BiochemistryBody Composition ChangesCholestatic Liver InjuryCholesterol MetabolismHepatic PathophysiologyLipid MetabolismLiver DiseaseBile Composition AnalysisHepatic Sterol MetabolismLipid Composition AnalysisSterol Composition
the iodine number from 126 to 101. The larvae are no doubt consuming a higher proportion of saturated fat than is indicated by analysis of the medium alone. SUMMARY 1. A study of the changes in the moisture and lipid content of the housefly, Mu8ca vicina, during growth and metamorphosis is recorded.
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