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DHA This Omega-3 essential fatty acid has proven to be effective in reducing blood cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease and helps to maintain healthy cell membranes.
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DHA An unsaturated, 22-carbon long, omega-3 fatty acid found mainly in fish and marine plants. Most commercial fish oil preparations contain 12 percent DHA. Considered important for brain and eye development, especially in children.
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DHA c. a rare type of urinary calculus that contains 2,8-dihydroxyadenine (DHA), seen in adenine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency.
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DHA A highly unsaturated fatty acid that is greatly concentrated in rod photoreceptor cells. Foundation-supported scientists have found that patients with some forms of RP and Usher syndrome have lowered serum levels of DHA. A clinical trial is currently in progress to test whether DHA used as a nutritional supplement can slow the progression of X-linked RP.
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DHA This Omega-3 long chain acid is the primary building block of the brain and retina of the eye. DHA has been associated with optimal memory function, visual activity, and maintaining a positive mental state.
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