Attenuation by nicotinamide of the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia in fasting rats
Kai K. Wong
Abstract
Kai K. Wong
Abstract
The effect of nicotinamide on the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia in 48-hour fasted rats was investigated. It was shown that 240 or 400 mg/kg nicotinamide significantly attenuated the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia. Nicotinamide should be administered no later than 1 hour after the streptozocin administration. Lower level doses of nicotinamide such as 80 mg/kg were unable to attenuate the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia. The possibility of nicotinamide offsetting the streptozocin effect was discussed.
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The effect of nicotinamide on the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia in 48-hour fasted rats was investigated. It was shown that 240 or 400 mg/kg nicotinamide significantly attenuated the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia. Nicotinamide should be administered no later than 1 hour after the streptozocin administration. Lower level doses of nicotinamide such as 80 mg/kg were unable to attenuate the streptozocin induced early hyperglycaemia. The possibility of nicotinamide offsetting the streptozocin effect was discussed.
Key concepts: Streptozocin, Nicotinamide, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Chemistry, Biochemistry