1964
DOI: 10.1210/endo-74-1-145
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An Inhibitory Effect of Glycyrrhizin on the Antigranulomatous Action of Cortisone

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“…Antiinflammatory or anti-exudative action of cortisone, however, was hardly affected by glycyrrhizin (Kumagai et al, 1964).…”
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“…Antiinflammatory or anti-exudative action of cortisone, however, was hardly affected by glycyrrhizin (Kumagai et al, 1964).…”
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“…It has been reported from our laboratory that glycyrrhizin inhibited the following biological actions of cortisone : anti-granulomatous action (Kumagai et al, 1964), suppression of ACTH biosynthesis in the pituitary (Kumagai et al, 1966 a), liver glycogen deposition and induction of liver tryptophan pyrrolase (Kumagai et al, 1966 b). Antiinflammatory or anti-exudative action of cortisone, however, was hardly affected by glycyrrhizin (Kumagai et al, 1964).…”
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“…In a previous publication (Kumagai et al, 1964), the authors presented an inhibitory effect of glycyrrhizin on the antigranulomatous action of cortisone without affect on the anti-inflammatory action of the steroid. The present experiments were designed to observe the effect of glycyrrhizin on metabolic actions of cortisone, i. e., glycogen deposition and cholesterol biosynthesis in the liver, and hormonal induction of liver tryptophan pyrrolase.…”
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“…It has been reported from our laboratory that glycyrrhizin inhibited the degradation of cortisol in the liver (Kumagai et al, 1957) and that it partially interfered with some biological actions of cortisone in adrenalectomized rats (Kumagai et al, 1964 and1966 …”
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