REDUCTION OF EXCESS CHOLESTEROL IN THE RABBIT AORTA BY INHIBITION OF ENDOGENOUS CHOLESTEROL SYNTHESIS
George L. Curran, Richard Costello
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George L. Curran, Richard Costello
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Hepatic cholesterol synthesis in rabbits, as measured by the incorporation of C(14)-labelled acetate, was inhibited by addition of non-toxic amounts of vanadyl sulfate (0.05 per cent VOSO(4).2H(2)O) to the diet. This diet reduced excess aortic cholesterol in cholesterol prefed rabbits when fed during the 6 weeks immediately following a 4 week period of cholesterol feeding.
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Hepatic cholesterol synthesis in rabbits, as measured by the incorporation of C(14)-labelled acetate, was inhibited by addition of non-toxic amounts of vanadyl sulfate (0.05 per cent VOSO(4).2H(2)O) to the diet. This diet reduced excess aortic cholesterol in cholesterol prefed rabbits when fed during the 6 weeks immediately following a 4 week period of cholesterol feeding.
Key concepts: Cholesterol, Endogeny, Aorta, Cholesterol synthesis, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Lagomorpha, Chemistry