1954
DOI: 10.1042/bj0580297
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Changes in chemical composition during the development of ‘cholesterol fatty livers’

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“…The present study confirms observations [Ridout et al, 1954;Tinoco et al, 1965], that fatty liver in choline deficient rats is due to increased deposition of triglycerides in the liver. Liver cholesterol esters are also increased when choline free diets are fed [Tinoco et al, 1965;Wells and Hogan, 1968] and it is likely that the large increase in cholesterol and cholesterol ester fraction noted in the present study was due to increase in the cholesterol ester species.…”
Section: Triglycerides and Cholesterol Esterssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The present study confirms observations [Ridout et al, 1954;Tinoco et al, 1965], that fatty liver in choline deficient rats is due to increased deposition of triglycerides in the liver. Liver cholesterol esters are also increased when choline free diets are fed [Tinoco et al, 1965;Wells and Hogan, 1968] and it is likely that the large increase in cholesterol and cholesterol ester fraction noted in the present study was due to increase in the cholesterol ester species.…”
Section: Triglycerides and Cholesterol Esterssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…An erroneous impression of the magnitude of the increase above normal may be obtained unless attention is paid to the extraction procedure used, and especially to the base to which the analytical data are calculated, whether it be to fresh tissue, dry tissue, fat-free tissue, or dry, fat-free tissue. We have discussed elsewhere the merits and disadvantages of each of these (Ridout et al, 1952). There are situations-for example, in protein depletion-where the values might better be expressed as percentages of body weight, or, better still, referred to the desoxypentosenucleic acid (D.N.A.)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that in these studies vitamin B12 (300 ,ug. per 100 g.) was added to the vitamin mixture described by Ridout, Lucas, Patterson, and Best (1954), thus providing 3 pug. per 100 g. of ration.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os ratos alimentados com dieta Controle apresentaram aumento significativo no peso dos fígados em comparação ao grupo de animais alimentados com a dieta Padrão, em virtude da adição de colesterol e ácido cólico nas dietas experimentais, o que está de acordo com MARTINS & DHOPERHWARKAR (1982) e COSTA (1992). Esse aumento de peso dos fígados pode estar associado com a deposição de lipídios (RIDOUT et al, 1954;TAWDE & DAS, 1962;MEIJER et al, 1987), água (RIDOUT et al, 1954, proteína (TAWDE & DAS, 1962) e glicogênio (MEIJER et al, 1987) no fígado. Os animais dos grupos FV(+), FP(+), FV(-) e FP(-) apresentaram redução significativa, em torno de 11,7%, no peso dos fígados em relação ao grupo Controle, mas foram maiores em relação ao grupo Padrão.…”
Section: Dietasunclassified