1972
DOI: 10.1007/bf01212262
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Abnormal carbohydrate metabolism in patients with liver cirrhosis;in vitro study

Abstract: Gest6rter Kohlenhydratmetabolismus bei _Patienten mit Leberzirrhose : Eine in-vitro Studie Zusammenfassung. Serum yon Patienten mit Leberzirrhose vermindert die Glucosutilisation am Diaphragma der Ratte. Diese Verminderung wird nicht durch eine er-hShte Glykogenolyse oder eine verminderte Glykogensynthese verursacht. Die Lactat-und Fructoseutilisation werdeu nieht ver~ndert, was daraufhin deutet, daiS die Verminderung der Glucoseutilisation auf dem Niveau des Membrantransportes der Glucose oder auf dem l~iveau… Show more

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“…*26 With respect to this, serum from cirrhotic patients has been shown to contain a small molecular weight protein that inhibits glucose utilization in the rat hemidiaphragm. 127 This might prove to be a fruitful field of study for future investigators.…”
Section: Othermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…*26 With respect to this, serum from cirrhotic patients has been shown to contain a small molecular weight protein that inhibits glucose utilization in the rat hemidiaphragm. 127 This might prove to be a fruitful field of study for future investigators.…”
Section: Othermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although in cirrhosis basal hepatic glucose production is lower than normal (Myers, 1950;Reichle et al, 1978;Proietto et al, 1980;Owen et al, 1981) and suppresses to very low levels with physiological increments of insulin (Proietto et al, 1980), overall resistance to both endogenous (Megyesi et al, 1967;Stocks & Powell, 1973;Collins & Crofford, 1969) and exogenous (Stocks & Powell, 1973;West et al, 1975;Perez ef al., 1978) insulin has been clearly demonstrated. Numerous causes for this insulin resistance have been suggested and include elevated levels of ammonia (Klassen et al, 1969), growth hormone (Conn & Daughaday, 1970) and free fatty acids (Stocks & Powell, 1973), the presence ofcirculating inhibitors of insulin action (Dzurikova et al, 1972). and reduced insulin receptor binding (Piniewski et al, 1980;Teng et al, 1982;Blei e f al., 1982).…”
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