highly significantp < 0.001
In subscapular fat, there were no ACA effects in females, but highly significant effects in males ( p < 0.001).
In subscapular fat, there were no ACA effects in females, but highly significant effects in males ( p < 0.001).
In gonadal fat, ACA effects were also similar in both sexes, but did not reach statistical significance, and in inguinal fat, ACA had no effect (Figure 3 ). 2.3 Pathology As illustrated in Figure 4 , males fed ACA had about half as many lung tumors as controls, but ACA feeding did not reduce the already low frequency of lung tumors in females.