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Uptake from blood and conjugation of bilirubin by the intestinal Mucosa of Wistar, Gunn and hepatectomized rats

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Se infundió bilirrubina no conjugada en tres grupos de ratas: normales, totalmente hepatectomizadas y Gunn homocigotas, observándose la aparición de bilirrubina conjugada en la mucosa intestinal de los dos primeros grupos. Dichos experimentos, confirmados con el uso de bilirrubina-14C, demuestran que la bilirrubina no conjugada sérica puede ser captada y conjugada por la mucosa intestinal de la rata.

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  1. Departamento de Ciencias Fisiológicas, Facultad de Ciencias Médicas, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Santa Fe 3100, Rosario Santa Fe, Argentina

    E. A. Rodriguez Garay, Maria del Rosario Spetale, Lida S. Morisoli & H. R. Berra

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This work was supported in part by a grant from C.O.F.O.I.C., Pcia. de Santa Fe, República Argentina. We thank Mr.J. Rassero for his invaluable technical assistance.

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Rodriguez Garay, E.A., Spetale, M.d.R., Morisoli, L.S. et al. Uptake from blood and conjugation of bilirubin by the intestinal Mucosa of Wistar, Gunn and hepatectomized rats. Experientia 27, 904–906 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02135735

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