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Effect of Time Factor on the Nitrogen Sparing effect of Dietary Carbohydrate

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Title Effect of Time Factor on the Nitrogen Sparing effect of Dietary Carbohydrate
 
Creator Narayan Rao, M.
McLaughlan, J. M.
 
Subject 16 Nutritive value
 
Description The effect sf the time factor on the nitrogen sparing effect of dietary carbohydrate was studied in growing rats. During a 18.day feeding perid ns significant differences were observed in weight gains of rats receiving carbohydrate with the dietary protein (casein) or 8 h after protein was fed. Rats recenving carbohydrate with the protein retained significantly more nitrogen during the first day sf the experiment than those receiving protein and carbohydrate separately, but this difference was not evident after the first day. Rats receiving casein alone had elevated plasma amino acid levels, which remained high until carbohydrate was fed 8 h later. The pattern sf fall of the amino acids bore a resemblance to the pattern of amino acids in carcass protein. Rats fasted for 16 h had low levels of liver glycogen; when protein was given alone, some was utilized for glycogen formation. Carbohydrate, given 8 h after the protein, increased liver glycogen to normal levels and spared the protein fed at the next meal.
 
Date 1967
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
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Language en
 
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Identifier http://ir.cftri.com/9313/1/Canadian_Journal_of_Biochemistry._Volume_45_%281969%29_1653.pdf
Narayan Rao, M. and McLaughlan, J. M. (1967) Effect of Time Factor on the Nitrogen Sparing effect of Dietary Carbohydrate. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 45 (11). pp. 1653-1658.