[Studies on the etiology and biochemistry of rumen acidosis. 5. Kinetics of elimination of D(-) lactic acid from the blood].
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Biomedical subjects
D Giesecke
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[Etiology and biochemistry of rumen acidosis. 4. Distribution of D(-)lactic acid following infusion in goat, sheep and cow].
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Effect of certain organic compounds on saliva secretion in sheep.
In two sheep fitted with esophageal cannulas the stimulation of resting saliva secretion by intrabuccal injections of volatile fatty acids (VFA) and of certain organic plant compounds was investigated. Volatile fatty acids, salicin and vanillin increased saliva flow rate by 100, 76 and 72% over 2.5 min after injection. Minor positive or negative effects were obtained with quercitrin, protocatechuic acid, grass juice, anethole and agaricinic acid. Injections of volatile fatty acids and of salicin induced chewing activities, which were significantly correlated with salivary flow rates. The results indicate that organic plant compounds can provide a stimulus for saliva secretion mediated in part by chewing activities.
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[Genesis and biochemistry of rumen acidosis. 3. Metabolic dynamics of D(-) and L(+) lactic acid following administration of sugars and overfeeding with starch].
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[Functions of the omasum in small domestic ruminants. II. Fermentation rate and DNA content].
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Oxidation and excretion of D-lactic acid by rats.
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Metabolic kinetics of the anti-ketotic compound 1,2-propanediol in the rumen.
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[Effect of feeding, fasting and phlorhizin diabetes on the relationship between free fatty acids and glucose in sheep blood].
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Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena↗
[Genesis and biochemistry of ruminant acidosis. 1. Starch, amylase activity and acidity].
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[Genesis and biochemistry of ruminant acidosis. 2. Microorganisms and metabolism of lactic acid isomers].
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Adaptation, Biological↗
[Participitation of microorganisms in the digestive metabolism of swine. 1. Slaughter pigs].
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[Metabolism of the rumen and glucogenesis in ruminants].
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[Biological-chemical studies of ontogenic modification of adipose tissue in the deer].
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Adipose Tissue↗
Peptostreptococcus elsdenii from the caecum of pigs.
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[Germ counting of the anaerobic lactilytic bacteria group in the rumen].
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[Lactic acid content in the rumen and microbial degradation in vitro].
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[The elimination of lactic acid from the rumen].
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Animals↗
[Gas chromatographic determination of volatile fatty acids and their production in the rumen].
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