Abstract
The possibility of transfer of free Mn2+ cations directly from the blood plasma into the bile in rats followed by a nonenzymatic formation of complexes with the bile components was suggested. Mn2+ might be also excreted into the bile as a complex with bile acids or N-containing compounds formed in the liver.
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Es wird die Möglichkeit angedeutet, daß Mangan unmittelbar aus dem Blutplasma in die Galle der Ratten übergeht, was mit nachfolgender nichtenzymatischer Bildung von Komplexen mit Gallenkomponenten verbunden ist. Mangan könnte jedoch auch in die Galle in der Form von Komplexen mit Gallensäuren oder als N-enthaltende in der Leber gebildete Verbindungen ausgeschieden werden.
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Tichý, M., Cikrt, M. Manganese transfer into the bile in rats. Arch Toxicol 29, 51–58 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00316514
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Key words
- Manganese
- Biliary Excretion of
- Manganese Bile Component
- Complexes
- Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy