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A recent research breakthrough by an East Carolina University researcher discovered that a specific enzyme – Acyl-CoA synthetase 6 (Acsl6) – is critical for enriching DHA in the brain.
A recent research breakthrough by an East Carolina University researcher discovered that a specific enzyme – Acyl-CoA synthetase 6 (Acsl6) – is critical for enriching DHA in the brain.
 
New research at East Carolina University suggests that omega-3 fatty acids may have potential applications for combating infections in obese people.
New research at East Carolina University suggests that omega-3 fatty acids may have potential applications for combating infections in obese people.
 
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