... effects are poorly characterized, we compared the effects of chronic ad libitum access to high-isomaltulose and high-sucrose diets on glucose metabolism in rats. Methods: Adult male rats were offered 62% isomaltulose, sucrose or starch diets ad libitum for 26 (trial 1) or 56 (trial 2) days. After 2- to 3...

...Stefan U. Christl; Peter Bartram; Astrid Paul; Elisabeth Kelber; Wolfgang Scheppach; Heinrich Kasper Secondary bile acids (BA) have been shown to be involved as a promoting agent in the adenoma-carcinoma sequence of colorectal cancer. In previous studies, fermentation of starch has been shown...

...J. Szabo; E. Fodor; L. Koranyi; G. Bruckner Little is known about the mechanisms as to how nutrients affect plasma corticosteroids in cold-stressed and starved animals. Therefore, cold-stressed rats (maintained at 7 °C) were fasted (control) or fed a balanced diet (casein 20wt%, fat 5 wt%, starch...

...M.Z. Basilico; F. Chanussot; C. Villaume; Y.B. Lombardo; G. Debry 20 fa/fa Zucker rats were submitted to a normalization of their food-intake energy level by pair-feeding using control Fa/- rats, for 4 weeks. Two diets were tested. The first was a starch-based diet (A) (66% starch w/w...

...M. Antal; K. Nagy; M.B. Bedő Effects of fructose, starch, lactose plus starch and ethanol on the drug-metabolizing enzyme system of the liver were analyzed in rats fed fructose, starch or lactose plus starch diets for 21 days. The activity of aminopyrine demethylase and aniline hydroxylase...

...O.E. Michaelis, IV; B. Szepesi Male rats were starved and refed diets containing 40% disaccharides (maltose, trehalose, sucrose, turanose), trisaccharide (melezitose), starch, or the monosaccharide equivalents. Responses of hepatic glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD), malic enzyme (ME), fatty...

...S.S. Kang; K.R. Bruckdorfer; John Yudkin Male Sprague-Dawley rats were given in one experiment diets with starch or sucrose and in a second experiment diets with glucose or fructose. In each experiment, one group of 5 rats was fed ad libitum and five other groups fed a 3-hour meal each day. After...

...R.F. Grimble; J.W.T. Dickerson Rats were fed a 21-percent protein diet, or isoenergetic amounts of 6-percent protein diets containing sucrose or starch, for 28 days. Although growth was retarded equally by both 6-percent protein diets, the pattern and degree of change in serum albumin concentration...

...Sheldon Reiser; Judith Hallfrisch; John Putney; Frances Lev The weight and length of the small intestine and the intestinal transport of sugars and amino acids were determined in Wistar rats fed diets containing either 54% starch or sucrose ad libitum or in meals. The relative weight and length...

... Saccharose Starch Intra-arterial thrombosis Nutr. Metabol. 13: 140-149 (1971) The Influence of Dietary Sunflowerseed Oil and Hardened Coconut Oil on Intra-Arterial Occlusive Thrombosis in Rats G. H ornstra Unilever Research, Vlaardingen Abstract. By inserting a polyethene, loop-shaped cannula Key Words...

...K.R. Bruckdorfer; I.H. Khan; J. Yudkin (1) Weanling rats of the Sprague-Dawley strain were fed diets with either starch or sucrose as the carbohydrate source, and given either ordinary tap water to drink or tap water containing 5 ppm chromium as the acetate. (2) Weight gains were somewhat less...