1. We investigated the chronic effects of a 4 week treatment with ethanol on functions and physicochemical properties of BBM of young and adult rats (2 and 7 months old respectively). 2. In the ethanol treated groups the cholesterol/phospholipid and the protein/lipid ratios as well as the d-glucose uptake and lactase specific activity and Vmax were increased. In spite of a minor alcohol consumption the adult group was the more affected. 3. Membranes from the ethanol fed rats were less fluid and more tolerant to the in vitro addition of ethanol.

Age related changes in function and physicochemical properties of rat jejunal brush border membrane after chronic ethanol administration / C. Lindi, P. Marciani, F. Omodeo-Salè. - In: COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY. C, COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY. - ISSN 0742-8413. - 104:2(1993), pp. 263-268.

Age related changes in function and physicochemical properties of rat jejunal brush border membrane after chronic ethanol administration

C. Lindi
Primo
;
P. Marciani
Secondo
;
F. Omodeo-Salè
Ultimo
1993

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1. We investigated the chronic effects of a 4 week treatment with ethanol on functions and physicochemical properties of BBM of young and adult rats (2 and 7 months old respectively). 2. In the ethanol treated groups the cholesterol/phospholipid and the protein/lipid ratios as well as the d-glucose uptake and lactase specific activity and Vmax were increased. In spite of a minor alcohol consumption the adult group was the more affected. 3. Membranes from the ethanol fed rats were less fluid and more tolerant to the in vitro addition of ethanol.
Settore BIO/09 - Fisiologia
Settore BIO/10 - Biochimica
1993
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