Titlebook: Metabolic Changes Induced by Alcohol; G. A. Martini,Ch. Bode Book 1971 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1971 cancer.central nervous sys

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The Influence of Ethanol on Metabolites and Coenzymes of the Energy-Producing Metabolism in Liver anA-SH and, thus blocks coenzyme-A dependent reactions. Fourthly, especially in the liver, which is mainly involved in the oxydation of alcohol, large amounts of acetate are provided and the NADH/NAD ratio is increased. Through the shifts of the redox state NADH consuming reactions are favoured and NAD dependent reactions are inhibited.

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On the Independence of the Ethanol-Induced Triglyceride Accumulation in the Liver from Metabolic Chain studies from other laboratories results have been obtained which led to the conclusion that increased mobilization of fatty acids from adipose tissue is of greater significance for the ethanol-induced triglyceride accumulation in the liver (5, 7, 10).

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Ethanol Metabolism of the Isolated Perfused Rat Liver. 1. Effect of Ethanol Oxidation on Substrate Lof 141 mg kg.h.. Children with glycogenosis type I (without liver glucose-6-phosphatase activity) oxidize ethanol about four times faster than do normal children (20), i.e., at a rate of 460 mg kg.h.. This is demonstrated in curve 3 (Figure 1).

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Experimental Hepatocellular Necrosis Induced by Ethanol after Partial Inhibition of Liver Alcohol De more than 160 g per day, on the average between 200 and 245 g per day (1). With respect to body weight this meant à consumption of about 130–150 mg/kg of body weight per hour. In man, the limited rate of ethanol oxidation is said to be 100 ± 30 mg/kg/h, with an individual range of 50–180 mg/kg/h (2).