Serum bile acid concentration in some experimental liver lesions of rat

Alterations of hepatic enzyme levels and of the acinar distribution of glutamine synthetase in response to experimental liver injury in the rat

“…As obvious from the histological appearance of the liver tissue and the increase in the serum levels of some diagnostic enzymes, the doses and exposure times for both allylformate and CC1, were sufficient to cause various degrees of cell damage in the respective zones, including massive cell necrosis under the more drastic conditions. The extent of selective cell necrosis shown herein is well comparable to findings reported by others (36,37).…”

Alterations of hepatic enzyme levels and of the acinar distribution of glutamine synthetase in response to experimental liver injury in the rat

“…As obvious from the histological appearance of the liver tissue and the increase in the serum levels of some diagnostic enzymes, the doses and exposure times for both allylformate and CC1, were sufficient to cause various degrees of cell damage in the respective zones, including massive cell necrosis under the more drastic conditions. The extent of selective cell necrosis shown herein is well comparable to findings reported by others (36,37).…”

Characterization of Methemoglobinemia Induced by 3,5-Xylidine in Rats

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Development, diagnosis and therapy of ketosis in non-gravid and non-lactating Guinea pigs

“…Higher bile acid levels were seen in obese animals, reflecting overall finding of obese guinea pigs being more severely affected by the impact of fasting. Bile acids have been described in various species as associated with liver diseases, hepatic damage or fatty liver [46][47][48][49]. A drawback of the total bile acids is that they are only a sensitive indicator for an overall assessment of hepatic damage but give little insight in the specific damage or pathogenesis.…”

Alterations of hepatic enzyme levels and of the acinar distribution of glutamine synthetase in response to experimental liver injury in the rat

“…As obvious from the histological appearance of the liver tissue and the increase in the serum levels of some diagnostic enzymes, the doses and exposure times for both allylformate and CC1, were sufficient to cause various degrees of cell damage in the respective zones, including massive cell necrosis under the more drastic conditions. The extent of selective cell necrosis shown herein is well comparable to findings reported by others (36,37).…”

Characterization of Methemoglobinemia Induced by 3,5-Xylidine in Rats

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Development, diagnosis and therapy of ketosis in non-gravid and non-lactating Guinea pigs

“…Higher bile acid levels were seen in obese animals, reflecting overall finding of obese guinea pigs being more severely affected by the impact of fasting. Bile acids have been described in various species as associated with liver diseases, hepatic damage or fatty liver [46][47][48][49]. A drawback of the total bile acids is that they are only a sensitive indicator for an overall assessment of hepatic damage but give little insight in the specific damage or pathogenesis.…”

Alterations of hepatic enzyme levels and of the acinar distribution of glutamine synthetase in response to experimental liver injury in the rat

“…As obvious from the histological appearance of the liver tissue and the increase in the serum levels of some diagnostic enzymes, the doses and exposure times for both allylformate and CC1, were sufficient to cause various degrees of cell damage in the respective zones, including massive cell necrosis under the more drastic conditions. The extent of selective cell necrosis shown herein is well comparable to findings reported by others (36,37).…”

Characterization of Methemoglobinemia Induced by 3,5-Xylidine in Rats

“……”

Development, diagnosis and therapy of ketosis in non-gravid and non-lactating Guinea pigs

“…Higher bile acid levels were seen in obese animals, reflecting overall finding of obese guinea pigs being more severely affected by the impact of fasting. Bile acids have been described in various species as associated with liver diseases, hepatic damage or fatty liver [46][47][48][49]. A drawback of the total bile acids is that they are only a sensitive indicator for an overall assessment of hepatic damage but give little insight in the specific damage or pathogenesis.…”