What is the function of DHA in infant feeding

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DHA, the 22-carbon, long-chain fatty acid found in breast milk, plays a key role in the structure and function of neural tissues, most notably those of the retina and brain. ... Intake of preformed DHA via either the placenta or diet is the preferred mode of DHA accumulation during infancy

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