Triglycerides medium-chain loading

Bach A, Guisard D, Metais P, Debry G. Metabolic effects following a short and medium-chain triglycerides load in dogs I infusion of an emulsion of short and medium-chain triglycerides. Arch Sci Physiol 1972 26 121-129. [Pg.456]

Cournarie F, Savelli MP, Rosilio V, Bretez F, et al. Insulin-loaded w/o/w multiple emulsions comparison of the performances of systems prepared with medium-chain triglycerides and fish oil. Ear J Pharm Biopharm 2004 58 477-482. [Pg.456]

From these studies the postulated advantages (higher drug load in the matrix lipid core compared to SLN and retarded drug release compared to fat emulsions) of this kind of nanostructured lipid nanoparticles cannot be expected for the formulations studied (e.g. glyceryl behenate/medium chain triglycerides mixtures). [Pg.402]

When the suspicion of a long-chain fatty acid oxidation defect is substantial, additional proof can be found by a medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) loading test. This should result in normal ketogenesis, except in patients with MCAD and HMGS deficiency. The value of the latter test is limited. [Pg.326]

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