Small bowel and colon glucose absorption study in rats by an adaptation of Sols and Ponz method

D.J. Fagundes
H. Plapler
S. Goldenberg
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Abstract

An adaptation of the Sols and Ponz method for the study of glucose intestinal absorption was developed by considering the special conditions of our line research. The glucose absorption was studied in proximal jejunum, distal ileum and distal colon in Wistar rat. The main adaptations in the method for successive absorptions with intestinal perfusions in vivo were the length of the intestinal segment and the change of the pumping system. The results are very similar to those obtained with the original method.

Keywords:
Intestinal Absorption, Anastomosis, Animals, Colon/metabolism/surgery, Female, Glucose/pharmacokinetics, Ileum/metabolism/surgery, Inbred Strains, Jejunum/metabolism/surgery, Rats, Short Bowel Syndrome/metabolism/surgery, Surgical, Glucose absorption, Small bowel absorption, Colon absorption

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D.J. Fagundes
H. Plapler
S. Goldenberg


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