Age did not alter responses of rats to 1% dietary oroticacid.
2
The total NS and oroticacid contents did not differ significantly between the 2 species.
3
The influences of diet composition, age and sex on alterations induced by oroticacid were also studied.
4
Effects of 1% dietary oroticacid on lipid metabolism were examined in rats, mice, hamsters and guinea pigs.
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Ten daily injections of growth hormone altered neither UMP synthase activity in erythrocytes nor oroticacid concentrations in milk and urine.
6
Inability to stimulate OTC under CR led to a failure to reduce oroticacid levels, a known outcome of OTC deficiency.
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This hypothesis is supported by parallel changes in AADA gene expression in animals with insulin-deficient diabetes and following treatment with oroticacid.
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The responses of mice to oroticacid were opposite to those of rats; liver lipid was decreased, and serum cholesterol was increased.