Metabolism of neutral lipids in hemopoietic organs and in the liver of mice with alloxan diabetes | 
 
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| Kozlov I.A., Saprykina E.V., Baĭkov A.N., Novitskiĭ V.V. | | PubMed Id: 7839658 | | Year: 1994 vol: 40 issue:5 pages: 12-15 | | Abstract: The metabolism of neutral lipids (free and ester-bound cholesterols, mono-, di- and triacylglycerides) was greatly impaired in liver, spleen, thymus tissues and ileocecal lymph nodes of BALB/c mice with subacute alloxan diabetes (content of sugar in blood was no less than 14 mmol/l) as shown by 3H-acetate and 14C-palmitate incorporation into the corresponding lipid fractions. The rate of neutral lipid turnover was specifically decreased in all the tissues studied. However, a considerable accumulation of these lipid fractions was found in thymus tissue. Incorporation of labelled palmitate into triacylglycerides was increased in the spleen but without obesity of the organ | | Download PDF: | | Reference: Kozlov I.A., Saprykina E.V., Baĭkov A.N., Novitskiĭ V.V., Metabolism of neutral lipids in hemopoietic organs and in the liver of mice with alloxan diabetes, Voprosy meditsinskoi khimii, 1994, vol: 40(5), 12-15. | |
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