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Response of rat exocrine pancreas to chronic pulmonary ethanol intoxication

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Rats were intoxicated over a 32-day period by continuous exposure to an ethanol-enriched atmosphere. Under these conditions, body weights increased up to day 26 and blood ethanol levels increased to approximately 2 g/liter. Pancreatic and hepatic histologies were normal. Amylase levels and total pancreatic protein decreased, while lipase levels rose. These changes appear to be independent of the caloric balance of the diet.

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Chariot, J., Le Bourhis, B., Rozé, C. et al. Response of rat exocrine pancreas to chronic pulmonary ethanol intoxication. Digest Dis Sci 25, 656–659 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01308324

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