51. Accumulation of gamma-oryzanol in teleost
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Hideki Ushio, Reiko Nagasaka, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Kenichi Sakamoto, Takamitsu Kazama, and Shuichi Satoh
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medicine.medical_specialty ,Bran ,animal diseases ,GAMMA ORYZANOL ,Aquatic Science ,Carbohydrate ,Biology ,Peroxisome ,medicine.disease ,Endocrinology ,Biochemistry ,Internal medicine ,medicine ,Food material ,Rainbow trout ,Metabolic syndrome ,Receptor - Abstract
Japanese people consume crop bran, which contains relatively high amounts of gamma-oryzanol (ORZ), as foodstuffs and food materials. We have recently confirmed that ORZ inhibits NF-κB activation, activates peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPARγ), and increases plasma adiponectin levels. ORZ is therefore expected to improve lipid and carbohydrate metabolisms and various inflammatory diseases, i.e., metabolic syndrome including type 2 diabetes. ORZ administration also allowed fish, such as rainbow trout, yellowtail, and red sea bream, to accumulate protein through enhancement of lipid and carbohydrate metabolisms. In the present study, we have investigated ORZ accumulation levels in mouse and rainbow trout administered ORZ-containing feed. Although mouse muscle and liver hardly contained ORZ, muscle tissues of every fish species accumulated higher amounts of ORZ. These findings suggest that rainbow trout, red sea bream, and yellowtail accumulate ORZ in muscle.
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- 2011
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