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Hepatic oxygen consumption, in vivo, in the rat

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A method is described that quantitates hepatic oxygen consumption, in vivo, in the rat. This method can evaluate hepatic oxygen consumption resulting from chronic conditions that may alter it.

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  1. R. J. Groszmann

    Present address: Medical Service (IIIE), V.A. Medical Center, 06516, West Haven, CT, USA

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  1. Hepatic Hemodynamic Laboratory, Department of Medicine, Veterans Administration Medical Center, 06516, West Haven, Connecticut, USA

    J. E. Bredfeldt (Associate Investigator of the Veterans Administration. R.J.G. is the recipient of N.I.H. Career Development Award (AM 00670-01) and is supported by the Veterans Administration Merit Review Program), E. M. Riley & R. J. Groszmann

  2. Yale University School of Medicine, 06510, New Haven, Connecticut, USA

    J. E. Bredfeldt (Associate Investigator of the Veterans Administration. R.J.G. is the recipient of N.I.H. Career Development Award (AM 00670-01) and is supported by the Veterans Administration Merit Review Program), E. M. Riley & R. J. Groszmann

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Bredfeldt, J.E., Riley, E.M. & Groszmann, R.J. Hepatic oxygen consumption, in vivo, in the rat. Experientia 39, 729–730 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01990295

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