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Effect of ethionine-induced pancreatic damage on iron absorption.

Abstract

Groups of rats were fed a diet of the purified type which was supplemented by dl-ethionine to produce pancreatic damage. It was shown that animals with pancreatic damage absorbed more iron from the gastrointestinal tract than control animals without pancreatic damage. When iron was added to the diet the animals with pancreatic damage absorbed even greater quantities of iron. These findings in rats were corroborated by similar findings in mice.

Entities: Chemical Disease Species

Keywords: ETHIONINE/injurious effects; IRON/metabolism; PANCREAS/physiology

Mesh：

Substances：
Iron
Ethionine

Year: 1955 PMID： 13242740 PMCID： PMC2136497 DOI： 10.1084/jem.102.2.151

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Exp Med ISSN： 0022-1007 Impact factor: 14.307

10 in total

1. Effects of DL-ethionine on the pancreas and other organs.

Authors: M ALVIZOURI; S WARREN
Journal: AMA Arch Pathol Date: 1954-02

2. Cellular changes accompanying the degenerative and regenerative phase of ethionine-induced pancreatic damage in the rat.

Authors: M WACHSTEIN; E MEISEL
Journal: Lab Invest Date: 1953 Jul-Aug Impact factor: 5.662

3. Nephrotoxic action of dl-ethionine.

Authors: M WACHSTEIN; E MEISEL
Journal: Proc Soc Exp Biol Med Date: 1951-08

4. Hepatic fibrosis produced by chronic ethionine feeding.

Authors: D KOCH WESER; H POPPER
Journal: Proc Soc Exp Biol Med Date: 1952-01

5. Selective pancreatic acinar destruction by diethionine.

Authors: R C GOLDBERG; I L CHAIKOFF
Journal: AMA Arch Pathol Date: 1951-09

6. Hemochromatosis; an investigation of twenty-three cases with special reference to nutrition, to iron metabolism, and to studies of hepatic and pancreatic function.

Authors: T L ALTHAUSEN; R K DOIG; S WEIDEN; R MOTTERAM; C N TURNER; A MOORE
Journal: Trans Assoc Am Physicians Date: 1950

18 in total

Review 1. Iron nutrition.

Authors: J D Cook; C A Finch
Journal: West J Med Date: 1975-06

Effect of ethionine-induced pancreatic damage on iron absorption.

1. Effects of DL-ethionine on the pancreas and other organs.

2. Cellular changes accompanying the degenerative and regenerative phase of ethionine-induced pancreatic damage in the rat.

3. Nephrotoxic action of dl-ethionine.

4. Hepatic fibrosis produced by chronic ethionine feeding.

5. Selective pancreatic acinar destruction by diethionine.

6. Hemochromatosis; an investigation of twenty-three cases with special reference to nutrition, to iron metabolism, and to studies of hepatic and pancreatic function.

7. Destruction of pancreatic acinar tissue by DL-ethionine.

8. RADIOACTIVE IRON AND ITS EXCRETION IN URINE, BILE, AND FECES.

9. The influence of diet on iron absorption; the pathology of iron excess.

10. The influence of diet on iron absorption; the interrelation of iron and phosphorus.

Review 1. Iron nutrition.

2. EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON IRON ABSORPTION.

3. CURRENT CONCEPTS OF IRON METABOLISM-II.

4. ABSORPTION OF IRON IN CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER.

5. SEQUENCE OF DEPOSITION AND LOSS OF STAINABLE IRON IN THE LIVER DURING ETHIONINE ADMINISTRATION.

6. ALCOHOLISM AND IRON METABOLISM.

7. CHANGES IN AFFINITY OF LIVER FOR IRON AND LOSS OF LIVER IRON DURING PROLONGED ETHIONINE ADMINISTRATION.

8. Iron overloading and hepatic vulnerability.

9. The influence of dietary protein on iron absorption.

10. The intestine in iron metabolism; its role in normal and abnormal states.