Effect of depletion of vitamin A, followed by supplementation with retinyl acetate or retinoic acid, on regeneration of rat liver
Makkuni Jayaram, K Sarada, Jagannath Ganguly
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Makkuni Jayaram, K Sarada, Jagannath Ganguly
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After partial hepatectomy the net increase in tissue weight and in RNA, DNA and proteins in the regenerating liver was markedly less in vitamin A-deleted or retinoic acid-supplemented male rats, compared with the corresponding normal control or retinyl acetate-supplemented ones.
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After partial hepatectomy the net increase in tissue weight and in RNA, DNA and proteins in the regenerating liver was markedly less in vitamin A-deleted or retinoic acid-supplemented male rats, compared with the corresponding normal control or retinyl acetate-supplemented ones.
Key concepts: Retinyl acetate, Retinoic acid, Vitamin, Regeneration (biology), Retinol, Internal medicine, Liver regeneration, Retinyl palmitate