Plasma kallikrein clearance by the liver in food-restricted rats.
Borges Dr, Maria Kouyoumdjian, Ana Lydia Sawaya, Dolnikoff Ms
Abstract
Borges Dr, Maria Kouyoumdjian, Ana Lydia Sawaya, Dolnikoff Ms
Abstract
We measured the clearance rate of plasma kallikrein by the liver in three groups of rats: one recently weaned, and two seven weeks old (control and food-restricted groups). The clearance rates were similar in the three groups when expressed as units/g liver. The livers of the recently weaned and food-restricted rats were, however, smaller than those of the controls and consequently their livers cleared plasma kallikrein less efficiently.
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We measured the clearance rate of plasma kallikrein by the liver in three groups of rats: one recently weaned, and two seven weeks old (control and food-restricted groups). The clearance rates were similar in the three groups when expressed as units/g liver. The livers of the recently weaned and food-restricted rats were, however, smaller than those of the controls and consequently their livers cleared plasma kallikrein less efficiently.
Key concepts: Clearance, Kallikrein, Plasma clearance, Clearance rate, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Chemistry, Biology