A study of oxygen debt in the albino rat

S, Grollman

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“…5, 6). The active ma- terial, apparently an oxidation product of a fatty acid (62), has been obtained in aqueous solution (63,64). In this connection, it is interesting that the depressor effect of large doses of vitamin A preparations (55) was found to be due not to vitamin A, but to constituents of the oil used as solvent for the vitamin (66,115a,179).…”

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Kidney Enzymes and Essential Hypertension

Schales¹

1947

Advances in Enzymology - And Related Areas of Molecular Biology

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Section: Fi Yoi1mation Of Antireninmentioning

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Kidney Enzymes and Essential Hypertension

Schales¹

1947

Advances in Enzymology - And Related Areas of Molecular Biology

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The Nutrient Requirements for Muscular Work

Mitchell

1962

Comparative Nutrition of Man and Domestic Animals

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The Effect of Physical Training on Oxygen Debt and Glycogen Reserves in Trout

Hochachka¹

1961

Can. J. Zool.

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Rainbow trout, Salmo gairdneri, conditioned to fast-flowing water, differ from untrained fish in several ways. The trained fish are able to acquire an oxygen debt three times as large as the untrained ones. Almost twice as much of the available glycogen in muscle can be used up during short bursts of swimming. The trained fish have higher levels of blood haemoglobin and relatively larger hearts. Following fatigue, the recovery of glycogen in muscle and liver is more rapid. The data suggest a modus operandi for short but severe bursts of swimming. The two critical factors are: (a) initial energy supplies and (b) tissue buffers. The former preclude the exhaustion of the muscle; the buffers allow a large utilization of the fuel, i.e., a large excess of lactic acid and, consequently, a large oxygen debt. Since even in trained trout only 70% of the muscle glycogen is used, fixed acid probably limits the stamina in both groups of fish.

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A study of oxygen debt in the albino rat

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Kidney Enzymes and Essential Hypertension

Kidney Enzymes and Essential Hypertension

The Nutrient Requirements for Muscular Work

The Effect of Physical Training on Oxygen Debt and Glycogen Reserves in Trout

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