Renal gluconeogenesis. The effect of diet on the gluconeogenic capacity of rat-kidney-cortex slices.

Renal gluconeogenesis. The effect of diet on the gluconeogenic capacity of rat-kidney-cortex slices.
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肾糖异生。

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发表时间:
1963
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
T. Yoshida
T. Yoshida
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
H. Krebs;D. A. Bennett;P. de Gasquet;P. Gasquet;T. Gascoyne;T. Yoshida

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Gluconeogenesis is known to occur not only in the liver but also in kidney cortex. Renal gluconeogenesis from lactate, pyruvate, amino acids and intermediates of the tricarboxylic acid cycle was first observed in tissue slices by Benoy & Elliott (1937) and later confirmed by Weil-Malherbe (1938), Russell & Wilhehni (1941), Barron, Lyman, Lipton & Goldinger (1941), Shipley (1944), and Teng (1954a, b). Evidence of gluconeogenesis in the kidney in situ was obtained on eviscerated animals by Bergman & Drury (1938), Reinecke (1943), Reinecke & Roberts (1944), Roberts & Samuels (1944), Drury, Wick & MacKay (1950) and McCann & Jude (1958). As an experimental material for the study of gluconeogenesis, the kidney offers major advantages over the liver. The content of preformed carbohydrate is much lower in kidney than in the liver. Liver of well-fed rats may contain more than 10 % (wt./wet wt.) of glycogen and more than 0-5 % (wt./wet wt.) of glucose. The corresponding values for rat kidney are 0.0Il5% of glycogen and 0 05 % of glucose (Marsh & Miller, 1953; and our own measurements). Thus it is difficult to measure in the liver the net carbohydrate increases which *occur after incubation for 1 or 2 hr. with precursors even when the preformed store of carbohydrate has been reduced by starvation. By contrast the increment of carbohydrate in kidney on incubation is relatively large. The end product of gluconeogenesis in kidney is glucose rather than glycogen because the quantities of glycogen which can be stored in the kidney are very small, as shown by the observations of Froesch, Ashmore & Renold (1958). In kidney the glycogen content ofnormal rats rose from 01xng./ g. wet wt. to 1*0-1*5 mg./g. wet wt. after continued glucose infusion into the blood stream. Under the same conditions the liver glycogen value rose from 22 mg./g. wet wt. to 106-137 mg./g. Per unit of weight, liver thus stored about 100 times as much glycogen as kidney. The present paper is concerned with measurements of the rates of gluconeogenesis from various precursors and the effects of the diet of rats and the composition of the medium on the rates. Slices were used as the standard material because other tissue preparations failed to give high rates, for reasons which became obvious during the investigations.