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LNA
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LNALow-Noise Amplifier
LNALocked Nucleic Acid (Link Technologies Ltd.)
LNALinolenic Acid
LNALicensed Nursing Assistant
LNALaunch Numerical Aperture
LNALadies National Association
LNALarge National Account
LNALancaster Neighborhood Association (Waldorf, Maryland)
LNALeading National Advertisers, Inc.
LNALocal Network Attachment
LNALogistics Net Assessment
LNALocal National Actions


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The oil is low in natural fats and contains a mixture of fatty acids (omega-6 and omega-3) and gamma linolenic acid.
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The plan is to use low-lin oil processed from Monsanto Company’s Vistive soybeans, which have less than 3% linolenic acid compared with 8% in traditional soybeans.
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The dietary supplement VIACTAN Plus, which targets both dogs and cats, contains both essential fatty acids like gamma linolenic acid and antioxidants, including vitamin E.
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