Bile Pigments
Indicators of exchange of bile pigments under the action of ecopathogenic factors on the organism and correction with liposomes
... of bile pigments of rats under the action of eсopathogenic factors (ionizing radiation and cad - mium) on the organism and the corrective properties of liposomes on the basis of milk ...
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BILE PIGMENTS OF JAUNDICE
... perimentally produced extrahepatic biliary obstruction; 5 serum pigments in animals with hepatocellular necrosis induced by carbon tetrachloride and by ethionine; 6 serum pigments in 147[r] ...
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Absorption of Bile Pigments by the Gall Bladder
... Over a wide range of concentrations, unconjugated bilirubin- 14 C was well absorbed, whereas transfer of conjugated bilirubin proceeded slowly. Mesobilirubinogen- 3 H was absorbed poorly from whole bile, but was ...
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Intestinal Absorption of Bile Pigments III The Enterohepatic Circulation of Urobilinogen in the Rat
... After intraduodenal administration, total biliary excretion equaled 57 to 65 % of the dose, but when the chromogen was injected into the terminal ileum, the magnitude of absorption and r[r] ...
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INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF BILE PIGMENTS I THE ENTEROHEPATIC CIRCULATION OF BILIRUBIN IN THE RAT
... Because of incomplete recovery of the infused conjugated pigment, however, the present findings are equally compatible with rapid absorption of an unconjugated bilirubin fraction that ma[r] ...
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Investigation of Hepatitis Functioning through Bilurbin at Blood Donors with HBV and HCV Positive
... Among blood check up transfusion required, we do have the detection of B and C hepatits. For those patients having antibodies against antigens of hepatitis, sample of urine has been required. Whenever the result seems to ...
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Physiological Role of Humic Acid and Nicotinamide on Improving Plant Growth, Yield, and Mineral Nutrient of Wheat (Triticum durum) Grown under Newly Reclaimed Sandy Soil
... photosynthetic pigments of wheat plant grown in newly reclaimed sandy soil is represented in (Figure 1) Data show that HA applications caused significant increases in chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, carote- noids ...
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HPLC-DAD and HPLC-ESI-Q-ToF characterisation of early 20th century lake and organic pigments from Lefranc archives
... the pigments were not taken into account in this survey, the specific molecular profiles provided invaluable information on the extraction procedures or synthetic strategy followed by the different producers, at ...
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The Molecular Genetics and Evolution of Red and Green Color Vision in Vertebrates
... human pigments is estimated to be ⵑ30 MY ago (Yokoyama and Yokoyama ...MWS pigments seem to be rela- clearly show that the inference of the ancestral pigments tively recent events in vertebrate ...
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Theoretical and Experimental Foundations for the Manufacturing of Mechanical Insulation Foams
... - polymer binders, water, inorganic dust, mechanical foam stabilisers, pigments, other additives, - polymer binders, water, organic dust, mechanical.. foam stabilisers, pigments, other a[r] ...
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Redshifted and near infrared active analog pigments based upon archaerhodopsin 3
... AR3 pigments. The MMAR analog pigments could even be activated by near-infrared ...MMAR pigments showed strongly enhanced fluorescence with an emission band in the near-infrared peaking around 815 ...
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Hydrolysis of carotenoid esters from Tagetes erecta by the action of lipases from Yarrowia lipolytica
... with bile salts and protease from Streptomyces griseus, mature human milk was treated with lipases from Candida rugosa in order to hydrolyze retinyl esters to obtain free β-carotene and retinol from milk; however, ...
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Caffeine Modulates Biliary Secretions in Indigenous Nigerian Dogs
... of bile acids (Steve and Roger, ...2011), bile-acid- independent bile secretion involves secretion of water and electrolytes by the hepatocytes and the ductal epithelial cells, where sodium is ...
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Cholestasis induced by sodium taurolithocholate in isolated hamster liver
... Individual bile acids were determined by gas-liquid ...in bile as lithocholic acid, 30% was converted to chenodeoxycholic acid, and only traces of lithocholic acid were detected in the perfusate after 4 ...
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Pigments of higher fungi – a review
... droazulen-1-ol (69, R=H) or to their stearates, 69, R = CO[CH 2 ] 16 CH 3 . Recently, three other red azulene pigments have been isolated from the fruiting bodies of L. deliciosus being 7-acetyl-4- ...
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Impaired negative feedback suppression of bile acid synthesis in mice lacking βKlotho
... by bile acids and suppresses CYP7A1 expres- sion regardless of SHP expression levels ...of bile acid pools but did not increase in response to elevated bile acid levels in FGFR4-deficient mice ...
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Transport of bile acids in hepatic and non hepatic tissues
... in bile, they are a primary determinant of bile flow and biliary lipid ...to bile acids is an important route for the elimination of cholesterol from the body, accounting for approximately 50 % of ...
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Commercial Applications of Plant Pigments
... Colorful lipid soluble pigments are called carotenoids that are found in fungi, bacteria and algae and are present in fruits, vegetables and fish[2]. More than 600 carotenoids have been identified in different ...
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PLASMA PIGMENTS IN ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
... mothers who gave histories of having received blood in the past. There were 2:3, 60 and 52 infants, respectively, in the high, medium, and low heme pigment groups. The net henie pigment [r] ...
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PLASMA PIGMENTS IN ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
... The severe case occurred in an infant with a slightly lower bilirubin (approximately 6 mg./100 ml.), but he did.. Absorption curves obtained within 1 hour after birth in typical cases of[r] ...
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