Assimilation of Dietary Sterols and Faecal Contribution of Lipids by the Marine Invertebrates Neomysis Integer, Scrobicularia Plana and Nereis Diversicolor
Assimilation of Dietary Sterols and Faecal Contribution of Lipids by the Marine Invertebrates Neomysis Integer, Scrobicularia Plana and Nereis Diversicolor
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海洋无脊椎动物 Neomysis Integer、Scrobillary Plana 和 Nereis Diversicolor 对膳食甾醇的同化和粪便中脂质的贡献
DOI:
10.1017/s0025315400032239
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
G. Eglinton
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作者:
S. Bradshaw;Sean CM. O'HARAt;Eric D. S. CORNERt;G. Eglinton
Feeding by marine invertebrates affects dietary lipids as they pass through the gut (Volkman et al, 1980s; Tanoue et al, 1982; Prahl et al, 1984a, b,1985; Neal et al, 1986; Harvey et ah, 1987,1989). Not only do animals appear to alter the dietary lipids but they also contribute their own lipids to the egested material. Faecal pellets are thus likely to have a lipid composition which has contributions from the ingested food material, the animal itself and the microbial populations residing in the animal's alimentary system.