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Cytoprotection-organoprotection by somatostatin: gastric and hepatic lesions

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In rats, the hemorrhagic gastric erosions produced by ethanol, and the fatal hemorrhagic hepatic recrosis induced by phalloidin, were significanlty reduced by regular somatostatin, but not by derivatives devoid of-SH containing cysteines. These effects of the hormone were abolished in animals which received, in a dditiion, the sulfhydryl blocker nethylmaleimide before the toxic chemicals. Thus, somatostain exhibits organoprotection dependent on endogenous sulfhydryls.

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Acknowledgment. These studies were supported in part by a grant from Serono.

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Szabo, S., Usadel, K.H. Cytoprotection-organoprotection by somatostatin: gastric and hepatic lesions. Experientia 38, 254–256 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01945097

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