William G. Martin, H. Patrick
Abstract
Chicks utilize sulfate-S35 to synthesize taurine. Dietary cholic acid, taurine or both are associated with increased volumes of bile fluid. Cholic acid feeding enhances sulfate-S35 incorporation into the bile while taurine decreases such reactions.
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Chicks utilize sulfate-S35 to synthesize taurine. Dietary cholic acid, taurine or both are associated with increased volumes of bile fluid. Cholic acid feeding enhances sulfate-S35 incorporation into the bile while taurine decreases such reactions.
Key concepts: Taurine, Cholic acid, Bile acid, Sulfate, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Internal medicine, Endocrinology