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The changes in sulfhydryl compounds in plasma, liver and brain after acute and chronic ethanol administration in rats
R Farbiszewski1, A Holownia, M Chwiecko
1Department of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Medical Academy, Białystok, Poland.
Abstract:
The content of sulfhydryl compounds in proteins and non-proteins of plasma, liver and brain after acute and chronic ethanol administration was investigated in rats. After ethanol ingestion for 4 weeks (6 g/kg, day 30% w/v) significant changes were observed in plasma proteins and in liver proteins and non-proteins. In brain proteins and non-proteins we did not find any changes in sulfhydryl compounds content after acute and chronic ethanol administration.
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