Trans fat feeding results in higher serum alanine aminotransferase and increased insulin resistance compared with a standard murine high-fat diet -- Koppe et al. 297 (2): G378 Data Supplement - Supplemental Figures and Tables -- AJP

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Figure S1 - (A-C) Increases in the HDL fraction of the high-fat group appeared to account for the differences in the serum cholesterol observed in the high-fat group compared to the trans-fat and control groups. However, dietary cholesterol content was also slightly different between the groups. (D) ApoB-100 levels of the LDL fraction were determined with Western immunoblotting and there appeared to be no significant difference between the groups.