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Genetic determinants of lycopene concentration in subcutaneous adipose tissue: insights into interindividual variability in adult males.

Food & function - 14 Apr 2026

Zumaraga Mark Pretzel, Borel Patrick, Desmarchelier Charles

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Background and objectives: Lycopene (LYC) is a carotenoid obtained primarily from tomatoes and tomato-based products. LYC displays potent antioxidant properties and its intake and circulating concentrations have been associated with a reduced risk of prostate and breast cancers as well as cardiovascular diseases. Following absorption, it is mainly stored in adipose tissue, which accounts for approximately...

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PMID: 41848742
DOI: 10.1039/d5fo05171a

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ABCA1
APOB
CD36
ELOVL5
GRAMD1C
INSIG2
IRS1
ISX
PPARG
SOD2
TCF7L2

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