Effects of Dexamethasone and Growth Hormone on Fatty Acid Mobilization and Glucose Utilization in Adrenalectomized Rats
John N. Fain
Abstract
John N. Fain
Abstract
Parametrial adipose- tissue taken from rats adrenalectomized 8 hours utilized more glucose and released less fatty acid than did tissue from normals; treatment with dexamethasone restored these values to normal. Although the fatty acid release in vitro was 10-fold greater in rats given growth hormone and glucocorticoid, plasma free fatty acids and ketone bodies were the same as those in rats given either hormone alone.
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Parametrial adipose- tissue taken from rats adrenalectomized 8 hours utilized more glucose and released less fatty acid than did tissue from normals; treatment with dexamethasone restored these values to normal. Although the fatty acid release in vitro was 10-fold greater in rats given growth hormone and glucocorticoid, plasma free fatty acids and ketone bodies were the same as those in rats given either hormone alone.
Key concepts: Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Dexamethasone, Fatty acid, Adipose tissue, Ketone bodies, Parametrial, Fatty acid synthesis