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Genetic engineering alters fat composition of canola oil. (new rapeseed variant has higher laurate fatty acid content) (includes related article about ... An article from: Food Processing


by Dean D. Duxbury

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Publication Date: August 01, 1992
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From the supplier: Calgene Inc has successfully genetically altered commercial rapeseed plants to produce canola oil that has a lower saturated fat content and higher medium chain triglyceride level. The modified canola oil has potential to replace other fats in products such as cocoa butter, margarine and confectionery products. Also, rapeseed plants can be altered to produce canola oil with specific characteristics tailored to particular end uses.

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Title: Genetic engineering alters fat composition of canola oil. (new rapeseed variant has higher laurate fatty acid content) (includes related article about antisense technology)
Author: Dean D. Duxbury
Publication: Food Processing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 1, 1992
Publisher: Putman Media, Inc.
Volume: v53 Issue: n8 Page: p45(2)

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