saccharose/atrophy

Streptocotocin-diabetic rats were fed with a saccharose-rich diet (68 per cent saccharose) for 37 weeks. Serum levels of insulin, triglycerides, and cholesterol were determined thereafter as well as the lesions of kidneys by histologically evaluation. For the second series of experiments,

For the purpose of studying nutrient digestion and absorption in the small intestine, pigs were provided with ileo-rectal anastomoses. The anaesthetic and operation method is described. X-ray examinations do not show a significant backflow of digesta into the from colon cranially open towards the

OBJECTIVE The current study attempts to determine whether thiamine (B1 vitamin) deficiency and chronic alcohol-related thiamine-deficient (TD) status, disturb maternal behavior towards pups. METHODS During gestation and lactation, Wistar rat dams were exposed to the following treatments: (i)

Were studied the peptidergic mechanisms of regulation of the specialized forms of alimentary behaviour, i.e. the "salt" and "carbohydrate appetites", and the control of taste afferentation in the process of sodium chloride and saccharose consumption. Saccharose consumption controlled with

Tests conducted with rats demonstrated that rations carrying saccharose cause a rise in the pre-beta-lipoproteids, blood triglycerides, total lipids and triglycerides in the aorta, as well as an accelerated biosynthesis of the latter in the liver and the fatty tissue. The effect of the saccharose

Various carbohydrates have been added to the fluid cultures of different strains of spirochetes in order to determine the behavior of the latter toward the carbohydrates. In the present experiment, amygdalin, arabinose, beerwort, dextrin, galactose, glycogen, glucose, inulin, lactose, levulose,

It seems clearly established that non-hemolytic streptococci are responsible for a considerable number of cases of bovine mastitis. Of the 81 animals examined, 31 were suffering from infections of this type. The lesions produced in invaded quarters varied from an involvement of only the lining

SPECIFIC AUTHOR CONTRIBUTIONS: Andreas Vécsei, MD, and Ulrike Graf wrote the manuscript. All authors contributed to study design, data collection and analysis, and approved the final draft for submission. The corresponding author declares that the manuscript is submitted on behalf of all