[14C]erythritol clearance and canalicular bile acid-independent flow in the baboon

S. M. Strasberg; R. G. Ilson; C. N. Petrunka

[¹⁴C]erythritol clearance and canalicular bile acid-independent flow in the baboon

S. M. Strasberg, R. G. Ilson, C. N. Petrunka

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Abstract

The use of [¹⁴C]erythritol for the quantitative assessment of hepatic bile formation has been studied in baboons using sodium taurocholate to generate canalicular bile flow. It has been found the increments in [¹⁴C]erythritol clearance are equal to taurocholate-induced increments in bile flow, but there was no change in [¹⁴C]erythritol clearance when bile flow was increased by secretin. No evidence was found to support the view that bile acids affect bile acid-independent bile flow.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	G475-G480
Journal	American Journal of Physiology - Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology
Volume	5
Issue number	5
State	Published - Jan 1 1982

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