Fructose is used to induce hypertriglyceridemia in the animal model. - GreenMedInfo Summary

Abstract Title:

Palmitate and glucose oxidation by diaphragm of rats with fructose-induced hypertriglyceridemia.

Abstract Source:

Metabolism. 1978 Aug;27(8):885-8. PMID: 672612

Abstract Author(s):

A Vrána, R Poledne, P Fábry, L Kazdová

Abstract:

Palmitate and glucose oxidation were investigated in isolated hemidiaphragm of rats in which hypertriglyceridemia was induced by dietary fructose. Palmitate oxidation was increased, and glucose oxidation was reduced, in fructose-fed rats, as compared with glucose-fed controls. Glucose incorporation into muscle glycogen was similar in both dietary groups.

Article Published Date : Aug 01, 1978
Study Type : Animal Study
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Diseases : Hyperlipidemia : CK(1569) : AC(531), Triglycerides: Elevated : CK(916) : AC(158)
Problem Substances : Fructose : CK(458) : AC(136)
Adverse Pharmacological Actions : Dyslipidemic : CK(45) : AC(11)

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Key Research Topics

Disease

Hyperlipidemia
Triglycerides: Elevated

Toxic Ingredients

Fructose

Adverse Pharmacological Actions

Dyslipidemic

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