Effect of Epinephrine and Alprenolol on Ethanol Metabolism, Liver Cell Respiration and Mitochondrial Function
Chronic administration of epinephrine to adult male rats resulted in a significant increase in the rate of ethanol elimination, when given alone or together with the beta-adrenergic blocker alprenolol. This effect was observed concomitantly with an increased hepatic oxygen utilization and no changes...
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2008
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