Phospholipid Utilization in the Diabetic Dog.

Harper, Paul V.; Neal, William B.; Rogers, Georgiana R.

doi:10.3181/00379727-68-16488

Experimental Biology and Medicine

1948

DOI: 10.3181/00379727-68-16488

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Phospholipid Utilization in the Diabetic Dog.

Paul V. Harper

William B. Neal

Georgiana R. Rogers

Abstract: 36328 days. A portion of the large intestinal wall, freed of feces, and a portion of liver were analyzed for emetine. The analysis was adapted from the general method of Brodie ei a1.2 4 Stetten, D.

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Studies on the role of phospholipids in the triglyceride cycle: II. Turnover of plasma phospholipids in ethionine‐treated dogs

Olmsted¹

1969

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The disappearance of native labeled plasma phospholipids (nPLP32) was abruptly halted in the plasma of normal mongrel dogs shortly after givingdl‐ethionine by intraperitoneal injection. In other dogs, chronic feeding of ethionine over a period of three days prior to these measurements prolonged the turnover time of plasma phospholipids. This impairment in the turnover of plasma PL brought about by ethionine administration occurs regardless of sex differences in lipid metabolism or other physiological differences relating to the nutritional status of the animal. The amount of nPLP32 found in the liver at the end of the turnover experiments was also measured. These data suggest that phospholipid transport from plasma to liver is not impaired by ethionine. The possible significance of an ethionine‐induced choline deficiency which impairs transport of triglycerides and phospholipids from the liver to plasma is considered in regard to the role of phospholipids in the triglyceride cycle.

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Studies on the role of phospholipids in the triglyceride cycle: II. Turnover of plasma phospholipids in ethionine‐treated dogs

Olmsted¹

1969

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Synthesis of Phospholipides in Diabetic Dogs

Zilversmit

Diluzio

1952

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The Individual Plasma Phospholipids in Acute Hepatitis

Petersen¹

1953

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Phospholipid Utilization in the Diabetic Dog.

Abstract: 36328 days. A portion of the large intestinal wall, freed of feces, and a portion of liver were analyzed for emetine. The analysis was adapted from the general method of Brodie ei a1.2 4 Stetten, D.

Cited by 3 publications

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Studies on the role of phospholipids in the triglyceride cycle: II. Turnover of plasma phospholipids in ethionine‐treated dogs

Studies on the role of phospholipids in the triglyceride cycle: II. Turnover of plasma phospholipids in ethionine‐treated dogs

Synthesis of Phospholipides in Diabetic Dogs

The Individual Plasma Phospholipids in Acute Hepatitis

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