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Thiamine diphosphatase in thiamine deficiency
Experientia, 1962In Thiamin-Mangelkuken wurde eine erhohte Thiamin-Diphosphatase-Aktivitat festgestellt. In Figur 1 sind die Mengen an freigesetztem anorganischem Phosphat in μMol/g Gewebe/h angegeben. Die Normalwerte betragen durchschnittlich 43,0 Einheiten, wahrend das pathologische Gewebe bis zu 60 Einheiten enthalt.
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Furosemide-induced thiamine deficiency
Cardiovascular Research, 1980Male Wistar rats were separated into 4 groups: group 1, thiamine sufficient diet (control); group 2, thiamine sufficient diet with intraperitoneal administration of furosemide (20 mg . kg-1 of body weight); group 3, thiamine deficient diet; group 4, thiamine deficient diet within tra-peritoneal administration of furosemide. After 4 weeks, the rats were
Y, Yui, Y, Itokawa, C, Kawai
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Veterinary Record, 2017
PETS at Home has recalled three products in its range of AVA dry cat food when, following an investigation, it confirmed that the concentration of thiamine in these products was lower than expected and too low for some cats fed solely on these diets. This issue was confined to the variants for indoor/neutered cats (1.5 kg), mature cats (2 kg and 4 kg ...
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PETS at Home has recalled three products in its range of AVA dry cat food when, following an investigation, it confirmed that the concentration of thiamine in these products was lower than expected and too low for some cats fed solely on these diets. This issue was confined to the variants for indoor/neutered cats (1.5 kg), mature cats (2 kg and 4 kg ...
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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1942
In previous papers1the clinical and pathologic manifestations of a deficiency of thiamine in pigeons were described. Attention was directed chiefly to the peripheral nerves and the spinal cord, the brain and cranial nerves receiving relatively little consideration. For the sake of clarity and completeness this work will now be summarized.
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In previous papers1the clinical and pathologic manifestations of a deficiency of thiamine in pigeons were described. Attention was directed chiefly to the peripheral nerves and the spinal cord, the brain and cranial nerves receiving relatively little consideration. For the sake of clarity and completeness this work will now be summarized.
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2009
Early thiamine deficiency studies were performed on pigeons because these birds were uniquely sensitive to polished rice. Symptoms frequently were evident by 21 days, which was as early as or earlier than any other animal model. This sensitivity also took the form of pronounced symptoms and certain death when not reversed with thiamine.
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Early thiamine deficiency studies were performed on pigeons because these birds were uniquely sensitive to polished rice. Symptoms frequently were evident by 21 days, which was as early as or earlier than any other animal model. This sensitivity also took the form of pronounced symptoms and certain death when not reversed with thiamine.
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LACTICACIDOSIS AND THIAMINE DEFICIENCY
The Lancet, 1984S J, Hoorntje, H F, Hillen
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