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3. [Modification in lipoproteins and hepatic and fecal cholesterol levels induced by exogenous lithium in rats on an atherogenic diet].

Author

Greco AM, de Franciscis P, and Bozza P

Subjects
Animals, Fatty Acids, Nonesterified blood, Male, Rats, Triglycerides blood, Cholesterol metabolism, Diet, Atherogenic, Feces analysis, Lipoproteins blood, Lithium pharmacology, Liver metabolism
Abstract

Rats fed atherogenetic diet and drinking-water containing a well known Li+ concentration show, in comparation to atherogenetic rats which do not receive lithium, an expressive reduction of haematic lipids and hepatic cholesterol with a contemporaneous cholesterol increase in stools. Lipoprotidogram examinations prove that exogenous Li+ is able to prevent the haematic lipoproteins alterations produces by atherogenetic nourishment; electrophoretic pattern of these animals is indeed the same of the one obtained for rats fed usual basal diet and drinking-water.

Published
1978

4. [Thyroid function and lipid metabolism in rats treated with lithium and cholesterol deficient Nath diet].

Author

Greco AM, de Franciscis P, Bozza P, and Salvatore M

Subjects
Animals, Cholesterol blood, Fatty Acids, Nonesterified blood, Liver metabolism, Male, Rats, Triglycerides blood, Cholesterol metabolism, Diet, Atherogenic, Lipids blood, Lithium pharmacology, Thyroxine blood, Triiodothyronine blood
Abstract

The administration of drinking-water, added with LiCl (20mg Li+/l) to rats fed on "atherogenic" diet without cholesterol (casein 20% hydrogenated coconut oil 25%, sucrose 49.1%) for 90 days, elicits an expressive diminution of haematic lipids (triglycerides, free fatty acids, total cholesterol) and hepatic cholesterol. The serum dosages of thyroid hormones T3 and T4 show that the Li+ concentration used in the experiment do not inhibit the glandular functions.

Published
1979

5. [Thyroid function and lipid metabolism in rats treated with lithium and cholesterol deficient Nath diet]

Author

A M, Greco, P, de Franciscis, P, Bozza, M, Salvatore, Greco, Am, de Franciscis, P, Bozza, P, and Salvatore, Marco

Subjects
Male, Thyroxine, Cholesterol, Liver, Animals, Diet, Atherogenic, Triiodothyronine, Fatty Acids, Nonesterified, Lithium, Lipids, Triglycerides, Rats
Abstract

The administration of drinking-water, added with LiCl (20mg Li+/l) to rats fed on "atherogenic" diet without cholesterol (casein 20% hydrogenated coconut oil 25%, sucrose 49.1%) for 90 days, elicits an expressive diminution of haematic lipids (triglycerides, free fatty acids, total cholesterol) and hepatic cholesterol. The serum dosages of thyroid hormones T3 and T4 show that the Li+ concentration used in the experiment do not inhibit the glandular functions.

Published
1979

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