Lipogenesis by intact hepatocytes from normal and diabetic rats

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E Raghupathy, C Orthlieb, S Abraham

    Lipids
    |November 1, 1975
    PubMed

    Abstract:

    Intact hepatocytes isolated from livers of diabetic rats demonstrate the characteristic decreased lipogenic capacities as compared to normal. Administration of insulin to diabetic rats restores these capacities to near normal levels. The results emphasize the potential that the hepatocyte system has for the study of hormonal regulation of lipogenesis.

    Keywords:
    insulin and lipogenesishepatocyte functiondiabetes and liver metabolismcellular metabolic studies

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