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. 2014 Sep 22;28(1):11–20. doi: 10.1293/tox.2014-0036

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Fig. 5. — Fatty acid composition of the serum, lens and retina of the vehicle-treated rats. In the serum of the rats fed the 2.4% mead acid (MA) diet, the MA composition of the total fatty acids was higher than that seen in the serum of the rats fed the basal diet. In the lens and retina of the rats fed the 2.4% (MA) diet, although the MA composition was higher, the differences were not remarkable when compared with the serum values. The mean ± SE of four rats in the basal group and three rats in the MA diet group are shown.