Biochemical Journal · 1959 · 17 citations · 3 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryFood ScienceFood ChemistryLipid BiochemistryMetabolismFatty Acid ChemistryFatty Acid MetabolismLipid AnalysisLipid ChemistryLipid MetabolismLipids In FoodsFatty Acid ClassificationFatty Acids
The fatty acid ingredients in fat synthesis in Aspergillu8 nidulan8 and in Penicillium lilacinum have been identified and estimated by Singh, Walker & Meara (1955) and by Singh, Shah & Walker (1956a). Penicillium 8pinulo8um pro- duces fat in high yield when grown in a chemically defined glucose medium (Garrido & Walker, 1953; Garrido, Woodbine & Walker, 1963) or in a similar medium in which sucrose is the source of carbon (Gad & Walker, 1954), and, judging from the results of a preliminary nutritional trial, this fat does not seem to be toxic to rats (personal com- munication from Dr T. Moore, Dunn Nutritional Laboratory, Cambridge). More extensive trials of this fat as food are planned and its fatty acid composition has therefore been determined.
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The chemical constitution of natural fats
W. B. Renfrow · Journal of Chemical Education · 1956 · 321 citations
The component fatty acids of <i>Penicillium lilacinum</i> fat
J. B. Singh, Sudha Shah, T. K. Walker · Biochemical Journal · 1956 · 23 citations · Full text