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. 2020 Oct 1;162:102183. doi: 10.1016/j.plefa.2020.102183

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Fig. 3 — Human plasma HUFA relative to rs66698963 Indel genotype and inflammatory potential. A) AA (20:4n-6) increases dramatically by genotype (similar to Fig. P1C), as well as all n-3 HUFA), while 20:3n-6 decreases. B) Normalized to their respective DD labels, the ratio of AA to precursor 20:3 is different by 84% while the ratio of 20:4 to the sum of all anti-inflammatory/proresolving precursors increases by 47%. High dietary 18:2n-6 drives the excess 20:4 increase for the I allele.