... to in the content or advertisements. Amino acids Skeletal muscle Chronic renal failure NEPHRON Original Paper Nephron 1996:74:183-188 A. Cupisti8 F. Bakera A. Bevingtona J. Browna C. Lockb K.P.G. Harrisa J. Wallsa Departments of a Nephrology and b Chemical Pathology. Leicester General Hospital, Leicester...

...A.B. Irish; C.H. Thompson; G.J. Kemp; D.J. Taylor; G.K. Radda Low intracelluiar free magnesium concentrations ([Mg 2+ ] i ) are associated with essential hypertension and may reflect a disordered cellular ionic environment. 31 P magnetic resonance spectroscopy was used to study skeletal muscle [Mg...

...Campbell H. Thompson; Graham J. Kemp; Yvonne S. Green; Louise K. Rix; George K. Radda; John G.G. Ledingham The effect of uremia on skeletal muscle metabolism of the rat was examined using 31 P-magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Three weeks following either a 5/6 nephrectomy or a sham operation...

...Roland M. Schaefer; August Heidland; Walter H. Hörl Carbohydrate metabolism was examined in different organs of rats with dietary potassium deprivation for 4 weeks. Thereafter, a 24- or 48-hour starvation period caused a significant decrease of skeletal muscle and liver glycogen content in K...

... there was a glycogen concentration of 0.57 ± 0.09 mg/g in the absence of serine. Glycogen was increased in the presence of serine in the perfusion medium, the value being 1.50 ± 0.13 mg glycogen/g wet weight. Incorporation of labelled serine into skeletal muscle glycogen was significantly higher in acutely uraemic...

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