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    Dietary factors associated with a low risk of colon cancer in coloured West Coast fishermen by SCHLOSS, I, KIDD, M. S. G, TICHELAAR, H. Y, YOUNG, G. O, O'KEEFE, S. J. D

    Published in South African medical journal (01-02-1997)
    “…To examine the relative roles of dietary fibre, anti-oxidant vitamins and fish oils in the relatively low incidence of colon cancer in coloured West Coast…”
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    Possible relevance of abnormal fatty acid metabolism in undernutrition: the relationship between oleic acid and growth by Tichelaar, H.Y.

    Published in Medical hypotheses (01-05-2000)
    “…Energy, protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals are all necessary for normal growth and development of children. In undernutrition, there is…”
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    Smoking and alcohol use during pregnancy affects preterm infants' docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) status by Smuts, CM, Tichelaar, HY, Dhansay, MA, Faber, M, Smith, J, Kirsten, GF

    Published in Acta Paediatrica (01-07-1999)
    “…This study investigated the effect of alcohol consumption and smoking during pregnancy on the fatty acid composition of the infants. A total of 40…”
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    The effect of dietary iron deficiency on the fatty acid composition of plasma and erythrocyte membrane phospholipids in the rat by Tichelaar, H.Y., Smuts, C.M., Gross, R., Jooste, P.L., Faber, M., Benadé, A.J.S.

    “…Severe iron deficiency was introduced in rats by feeding outbred male Wistar rats a purified diet that was either adequate or deficient in iron. The rats were…”
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    The effect of iron fortification on the fatty acid composition of plasma and erythrocyte membranes in primary school children with and without iron-deficiency by Smuts, C M, Tichelaar, H Y, van Jaarsveld, P J, Badenhorst, C J, Kruger, M, Laubscher, R, Mansvelt, E P, Benadé, A J

    “…An intervention study was designed to evaluate the fatty acid (FA) status of children aged 6-11 years before and after iron fortification. Iron deficient (ID)…”
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    Plasma low density lipoprotein composition in relation to atherosclerosis in nutritionally defined Vervet monkeys by Benadé, A J, Fincham, J E, Smuts, C M, Tung, M T, Chalton, D, Kruger, M, Weight, M J, Daubitzer, A K, Tichelaar, H Y

    Published in Atherosclerosis (01-11-1988)
    “…An atherogenic diet (AD) consisting entirely of normal foods for westernized people was fed to female Vervet monkeys for 4 years. The plasma low density…”
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    Effect of catfish supplementation on the fatty acid status and growth of undernourished rural preschool children under 6 years of age: An intervention trial in Lebowa, South Africa by Tichelaar, HY, Steyn, NP, Nel, JH, Smuts, CM, Van Jaarsveld, PJ, Prinsloo<, JF, Van Rooyen, J, Lombard, CJ, Dhansay, MA, Benadé, AJS

    Published in Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition (01-06-1999)
    “…A group of 102 preschool children aged 13–69 months from a rural area of Lebowa were selected from a cross‐sectional study of 659 children for an intervention…”
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    Plasma lipids and fatty acids in urbanized Bushmen, Hereros and Kavangos of southern Africa (Namibia) by Tichelaar, H. Y., Benadé, A. J. S., O'Keefe, S. J. D., Jooste, P. L., Swanevelder, S. A., Van Staden, E.

    Published in Lipids (01-09-1992)
    “…Thirty‐nine urbanized ethnic Namibian people comprising 21 Bushmen (semi‐urbanized), 7 Hereros and 11 Kavangos were assessed for plasma lipids and fatty acid…”
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    Plasma and red blood cell total phospholipid fatty acid status of nonpregnant female Vervet monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops) on a high carbohydrate maintenance diet by Tichelaar, H.Y., van Jaarsveld, P.J., Smuts, C.M., Marais, M., Mdhluli, M.C., Kruger, M., Benadé, A.J.S.

    Published in Journal of medical primatology (01-10-1998)
    “…Nonhuman primates are of interest as models of human physiology to study the effect of multiple pregnancies on birth weight. Reference plasma and red blood…”
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    An improved rapid thin-layer chromatographic-gas-liquid chromatographic procedure for the determination of free fatty acids in plasma by Tichelaar, H Y, Spinnler Benadé, A J, Daubitzer, A K, Kotze, T J

    Published in Clinica chimica acta (15-08-1989)
    “…Free fatty acids contained in Dole extracts were separated from other lipid components by either a thin layer chromatographic procedure or by a solvent…”
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    Ethanol drinking by vervet monkeys (Cercopithecus pygerethrus): individual responses of juvenile and adult males by Fincham, J E, Jooste, P L, Seier, J V, Taljaard, J J, Weight, M J, Tichelaar, H Y

    Published in Journal of medical primatology (01-01-1986)
    “…Unrestricted access of vervet monkeys to a palatable solution of ethanol resulted in chronic intake or abstinence. Self-selected dose averaged 4.42 g/kg body…”
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    The fatty acid status of rural school children with helminth infections by Tichelaar, H Y, Smuts, C M, van Stuijvenberg, M E, Faber, M, Benadé, A J

    Published in Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition (01-06-1998)
    “…Intestinal helminth infections may reduce nutrient availability and thereby impair cognitive growth and other functions. Certain nutrients such as fatty acids…”
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    Effect of palm oil on plasma lipoprotein concentrations and plasma low-density lipoprotein composition in non-human primates by van Jaarsveld, P J, Smuts, C M, Tichelaar, H Y, Kruger, M, Benadé, A J

    “…Palm oil (PO) contains approximately 43% of palmitic acid. It is the most abundant saturated fatty acid in the diet and it is generally considered the primary…”
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