[Dipeptidase activity and protein absorption in rats maintained on an alcoholic diet for 6 months].

Rats treated with ethanol during 10 to 14 weeks, do not present alteration of protein absorption in spite of alcohol's inhibiting action on amino acid transport. In these animals, intestinal dypeptidase activity at 24 weeks was similar in the alcoholic rats and in the control group, which may p...

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Autores principales: Vizcarra Ugarte, German Alex, Petermann, Marcus, Fernández-del Castillo, Carlos, Aedo, Paola, Iturriaga, H
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Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: 1978
Materias:
Absorption (acoustics)
Ethanol
Dipeptidase
Chemistry
Alcohol
Amino acid
Internal medicine
Endocrinology
Biochemistry
Biology
Medicine
Enzyme
Materials science
Composite material
Ethanol metabolism
Animals
Dietary Proteins metabolism
Dipeptidases metabolism
Female
Intestinal Absorption
Jejunum enzymology
Time Factors
Rats
Health Sciences Medicine Physiology Diet and metabolism studies
Health Sciences Medicine Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism Diet, Metabolism, and Disease
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Sumario:Rats treated with ethanol during 10 to 14 weeks, do not present alteration of protein absorption in spite of alcohol's inhibiting action on amino acid transport. In these animals, intestinal dypeptidase activity at 24 weeks was similar in the alcoholic rats and in the control group, which may possibly be the explanation for the normal protein absorption.

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