1981
DOI: 10.1007/bf00836363
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Reactions of lipid peroxidation in the liver and lungs of rats during long-term adaptation to cold

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“…The probable common factor, with a bearing on increased resistance of the animals to alloxan, is an increase in power of the antioxidant systems of the body both during adaptation to hypoxia [4] and during adaptation to cold [3]. It is also known that administration of the natural antioxidant vitamin E reduces the sensitivity of rats to the toxic effect of alloxan [ii].…”
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“…The probable common factor, with a bearing on increased resistance of the animals to alloxan, is an increase in power of the antioxidant systems of the body both during adaptation to hypoxia [4] and during adaptation to cold [3]. It is also known that administration of the natural antioxidant vitamin E reduces the sensitivity of rats to the toxic effect of alloxan [ii].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%