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Amine im menschlichen Stuhl

II. Bestimmung des p-Tyramingehaltes in Stühlen von Kindern verschiedener Altersklassen

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Die p- und m-Tyraminausscheidung wurde quantitativ im Stuhl von Neugeborenen, Säuglingen und Schulkindern unter verschiedenen Kostformen untersucht. Der p-Tyramingehalt von normalen Säuglingsstühlen (Naßgewicht) lag zwischen 0,030–0,460 μMol/g Stuhl, der normaler Stühle von Schulkindern zwischen 0,005 und 0,102 μMol/g Stuhl. m-Tyramin ließ sich in Säuglingsstühlen nicht nachweisen. Die Konzentration im Stuhl von Schulkindern überschritt sicher nicht 0,008 μMol/g Stuhl.

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The excretion of para- and meta-tyramine in faeces was estimated in newborns, infants, and children during the application of various diets. The p-tyramine content of normal stools of infants (wet weight) amounted 0.030–0.460 μmoles per gr. faeces and that of children 0.005–0.102 μmoles per gr. m-Tyramine was not detected in the faeces of infants. If this substance is found at all in faeces of children it does not exceed 0.008 μmoles per gr. of faeces.

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Bremer, H.J. Amine im menschlichen Stuhl. Z. Kinder-Heilk. 97, 275–280 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00523277

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