Different regulatory mechanisms of Na+/ glucose transport in mouse ileum and jejunum
Fenglan Chu,
Xiongying Chen,
Hanxing Wan
et al.
Abstract:Although glucose absorption in the proximal small intestine and its regulatory mechanisms have been extensively studied, less attention has been devoted to regulating glucose absorption in the distal small intestine. Ussing chamber technique was used to measure the glucose-induced short-circuit current in the isolated intestinal epithelium of mice to explore the regulation mechanism of glucose absorption in the ileum and compare it with those in the jejunum. Glucose induced a more pronounced short-circuit curr… Show more
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