Review Article
PPARγ in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Table 2
Nutrients with demonstrated anti-inflammatory effects mediated through PPARγ.
| Nutrient | Dietary source | Models | Authors |
| α-linoleic acid | Green vegetables, flax | Intestinal epithelial cells | Marion-Letellier 2008 [54] | Docosahexaenoic | Fish | Intestinal epithelial cells |
Marion-Letellier 2008 [54] | Eicosapentaenoic ac. | Conjugated linoleic acid | Beef, bovine milk | Intestinal epithelial cells DSS colitis |
Allred et al. 2008 [55] | Glutamine | Beef, chicken, fish | Ischaemia reperfusion | Sato et al. 2006 [38] | Curcumin | Tumeric powder | TNBS colitis | Salh et al. 2003, Deguchi et al. 2007 [56]/[57] | Capsaicin | Cayenne pepper | Intestinal epithelial cells | Kim et al. 2004 [58] | Ginsenoids | Ginseng | Adypocites | Han et al. 2006, Hwang et al. 2007 [59]/[60] | Resveratrol | Grapes, wine, peanuts | Intestinal epithelial cells | Morikawa et al. 2007 [61] | Butyrate | Unabsorbed carbohydrate | Intestinal epithelial cells | Schwab et al. 2007 [62] | Vitamin E | Nuts, seeds, oils | Colon cancer cell lines | Campbell et al. 2003 [63] | Selenium | Plant foods | Macrophages | Vunta et al. 2007 [64] |
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