Can nitro fatty acids lower blood pressure in humans?

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Nitro fatty acids are a type of fatty acid characterized by the presence of a nitro (NO2) group. Research indicates that these compounds may have a beneficial effect on blood pressure, as demonstrated in studies involving mice and potentially extending to humans. The discussion raises questions about whether nitro fatty acids function as free radicals or antioxidants, highlighting the need for further exploration into their biochemical roles and health implications.
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Nitro fatty acids are fatty acids which contain a nitro (NO2) substituent. See http://lipidlibrary.aocs.org/Lipids/nitrofa/index.htm
 
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