2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0442.1980.tb01674.x
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The Depressant Effect of Ammonium Acetate in the Diet on the Insulin Level in the Plasma of Rats

Abstract: Summary Studies were conducted on 120 Wistar rats divided into two groups, one given a diet containing 15% casein and 3% ammonium acetate (I) and the other a similar diet without ammonium acetate (II). The animals were fed these diets ad libitum for seven days. Each group was additionally divided into four sub‐groups which received: a) alloxan at 200 mg./kg. body weight subcutaneously 120 h before killing, b) insulin lente at 4 IU/kg. body weight subcutaneously 13 h before killing, c) treatment a + b, and d) u… Show more

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