COMPARATIVE USE OF FRUCTOSE AND GLUCOSE IN HUMAN-LIVER AND FIBROBLASTIC CELL-CULTURES
COMPARATIVE USE OF FRUCTOSE AND GLUCOSE IN HUMAN-LIVER AND FIBROBLASTIC CELL-CULTURES
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02618875
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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LEMONNIER, A
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DELHOTAL, B;LEMONNIER, F;LEMONNIER, A
The effect of fructose as a substitute for glucose in cell culture media was investigated in human skin fibroblast and liver cell cultures. Cells were grown for between 2 and 10 days in identical flasks in four different media, containing 5.5, mmol·1−1and 27.5 mmol·I−1glucose and fructose, respectively. In the presence of fructose, cell growth was stimulated, but less in liver cells than fibroblasts. At Day 6, increases were observed in [3H]thymidine incorporation, protein levels, and amino acid consumption, and a reduction was noted in ATP levels. In media containing 5.5, mmol·1−1glucose or fructose, consumption of fructose was four times lower than that of glucose at Day 3 and did not rise until Day 6. In fructose media, the lactate production was very low (four to five times less than that of glucose) and the pH values were always higher. Some findings were different for the fibroblasts and liver cells, owing to the specific characteristics of these two cell types in culture; this applied especially to the effects of glucose and fructose concentrations of 27.5 mmol·1−1. Several possible explanation for the stimulation of cell growth in fructose medium were discussed.