Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1953 · 68 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryExcretionMetabolismSteroid BiochemistryBile Acid MetabolismBiliary ExcretionBiliary Excretion Of MetabolitesCholesterol MetabolismLipid MetabolismSteroid ConjugationBile Acid Conjugation PathwaysBile Acid-conjugated MetabolitesCholesterol CatabolismConjugated Bile Acid MetabolismTaurine Conjugation
Summary1. After administration of cholesterol-4-C14 to rats the main excretory products in the bile are cholic and chenode-soxycholic acid present as taurine conjugates. 2. The labelled material present in feces has been fractionated. It has been found that most of the conjugate has been split. No unchanged cholic acid seems to be left in the feces. A series of different labelled products have been separated some at least of which contain ketonic groups.