Effect of ω3 fatty acids on oxidative stress in humans: GC–MS measurement of urinary F₂ -isoprostane excretion

T.A. Mori Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

I.B. Puddey Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

V. Burke Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

K.D. Croft Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

D.W. Dunstan Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

J.H. Rivera Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

L.J. Beilin Department of Medicine and the West Australian Heart Research Institute University of Western Australia , Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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