Selective resorption in nephrectomized rats
I. Dési, I. Fehér, Klaudia Szalai
Abstract
I. Dési, I. Fehér, Klaudia Szalai
Abstract
The resorption of sugars, fat and NaCl were studied in uremic and control animals. A 56.5% decrease in glucose resorption and a 48% decrease in xylose resorption was found; that is, the ratio between the two remained unchanged. There was a 14.1% fall in butylstearate resorption; on the other hand, a 290% rise in physiological saline resorption and a 163% rise in the resorption of 2.5% NaCl solution was found.
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The resorption of sugars, fat and NaCl were studied in uremic and control animals. A 56.5% decrease in glucose resorption and a 48% decrease in xylose resorption was found; that is, the ratio between the two remained unchanged. There was a 14.1% fall in butylstearate resorption; on the other hand, a 290% rise in physiological saline resorption and a 163% rise in the resorption of 2.5% NaCl solution was found.
Key concepts: Resorption, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Saline, Chemistry, Xylose, Medicine, Biochemistry