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Green coffee oil from SFE also presented fatty acids, such as palmitic acid (9.3 mg MAE/g green coffee oil), the polyunsaturated linoleic acid (ω-6; 11 mg MAE/g green coffee oil) and oleic acid (ω-9; 3.8 mg MAE/g green coffee oil).

In our previous work, we presented fatty acid short-chain ester (FASE) biosynthesis as an improvement of the low-temperature properties of traditional fuels.

Subjects will be considered as cases if they present fatty liver defined according to the standard criteria accepted by the American Gastroenterology Association: An Increase in hepatic echogenicity taking renal echogenicity as a reference, the presence of enhancement and lack of differentiation in periportal intensity and the vesicular wall due to great hyperechogenicity of the parenchyma.

Both strains presented similar fatty acids (FA) profiles in intact cells while in TAG produced fraction, R. opacus B4 revealed a higher variability in fatty acid composition than R. opacus PD630, when both strains were cultivated on hexadecane.

No animals in the Control group presented with fatty liver disease or cirrhosis.

All the biodiesel samples obtained respect the ASTM standard and present fatty acid methyl ester contents of >99% m/m in both feedstocks.

At present, fatty acid biosynthesis is limited to palmitic acid biosynthesis in chloroplasts.

Table 2 presents these fatty acids and their fold change and indicates that the content of several fatty acids decreased due to TCDD treatment.

The industrial exploitation of oils and fats for both food and oleochemical products is based on the chemical modification of both the carboxyl and unsaturated groups present in fatty acids.

Rhodococcus species such as R. equi and R. erythropolis belong to the short MA chain-length group with an average carbon number in the 30 s and presenting saturated fatty acids, whilst species such as R. fascians and R. luteus present on average MA with 40 carbons containing up to 4 double bonds (Nishiuchi et al. 2000).

In summary, we present a fatty liver-induced model of hepatic fibrosis, which captures steatosis, inflammation and fibrosis seen in NAFLD.