Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1960 · 313 citations · 22 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryPhysiologyEnzymologyMetabolismNutritional PhysiologyCarbohydrate MetabolismFructose MetabolismHepatic MetabolismLiver DiseaseLiver PhysiologyNutrition In Liver DiseaseEnzyme Adaptation To DietEnzymesFed-state Hepatic MetabolismFructose-6-phosphate MetabolismHepatic Enzyme RegulationHepatic Metabolic AdaptationHepatic Metabolic RegulationHepatobiliary Enzymes
Earlier reports (1,2) showed that the activities of four hepatic enzymes involved in the utilization of glucose 6-phosphate were altered, some of them dramatically, simply by substitution of diets rich in free hexoses (glucose or fructose) for a stock diet devoid of them.The adaptation by four enzymes led us to explore the extent and nature of the adjustment.
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