STUDIES ON HUMAN BILE .4. INFLUENCE OF INGESTION OF CHOLESTEROL IN FORM OF EGGS ON COMPOSITION OF BILE IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS
STUDIES ON HUMAN BILE .4. INFLUENCE OF INGESTION OF CHOLESTEROL IN FORM OF EGGS ON COMPOSITION OF BILE IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02020929
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
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FENGER, HJ
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DAM, H;PRANGE, I;FENGER, HJ
Nine healthy young volunteers received diets furnishing from 5 to 10 eggs (1.03–2.06g egg cholesterol) per day through two consecutive periods of 3 weeks. The amounts of proteins and fat per 100 calories were the same in all the diets.Immediately before, and 3 and 6 weeks after beginning of the egg regimen, samples of duodenal bile were collected, after injection of cholecystokinin, and analyzed with respect to pH, dry matter, cholesterol, lipid-soluble phosphorus, glycocholic acid, glycochenodeoxycholic acid, glycodeoxycholid acid, taurocholic acid and taurochenodeoxycholic plus taurodeoxycholic acids. Simultaneously with the collection of bile, blood samples were taken for determination of serum total cholesterol. The main results were as follows:Serum total cholesterol increased during the egg regimen.In the bile no great changes occurred in the distribution of the different bile acids in the total bile acids. The predominant change of the ratios between total bile acids and cholesterol and between lipid-soluble phosphorus and cholesterol was a slight to moderate increase.Thus, the results did not provide evidence for a lessening of the solubility of cholesterol in the bile in spite of the fact that serum cholesterol increased.