The effects of prolonged infusion of the dog's pancreas with glucose.
The effects of prolonged infusion of the dog's pancreas with glucose.
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长期向狗的胰腺输注葡萄糖的影响。
DOI:
10.1210/endo-50-6-644
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发表时间:
1952
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影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
F. Lukens
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作者:
E. M. Brown;F. Dohan;L. R. Freedman;P. D. de Moor;F. Lukens
SEVERE hydropic degeneration of the islands of Langerhans and permanent diabetes have been produced in cats by repeated intraperitoneal injections of glucose (Dohan and Lukens, 1948). The prolonged, sustained hyperglycemia so produced was thought to be the most important factor in the production of the hydropic change and the persistent diabetes. To test further this possibility it seemed desirable to localize a sustained hyperglycemia to the pancreas or a portion of it. In this way the responses to systemic hyperglycemia might be avoided and changes found in the infused organ might be attributed to the local hyperglycemia. In the experiments reported herein, the successful infusion of a part of the pancrease with glucose usually resulted in systemic hypoglycemia and in changes in the islands of Langerhans which includes both hyperplasia and hydropic degeneration. Diabetes did not occur, nor was it expected, since only part of the pancreas was infused.