Abstract:In previous experiments (1) it was shown that glucagon, epinephrine , CAMP, and dB-cAMP were all able to increase the incorporation of orthophosphate to the isolated perfused fed rat liver. This phenomenon may explain, in part, the well-known hypophosphatemic effect exhibited by these glycogenolytic factors (2-6). The functional meaning of the increased orthophosphate incorporation to the liver has not been clarified yet. It has been postulated that such incorporation may be related to an increment of phosphat… Show more
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