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Am J Physiol 187: 224-226, 1956;
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Absorption of Acetic Acid and Glycerol From the Rat Stomach

David C. Herting 1, Norris D. Embree 1, and Philip L. Harris 1

1 From the Research Laboratories, Distillation Products Industries, Division of Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York

The absorption of acetic acid from the pylorus-ligated rat stomach in 6 hours showed a typical log-dose response, with 2.0 mm being absorbed at the highest level administered. Under the same conditions, the amount of glycerol absorbed reached and maintained a constant level approximating 0.4 mm. The gastric contents of rats consuming a diet containing 30% of distilled, saturated, partially acetylated monoglycerides contained an average of 5.6 mg (0.09 mm) of free acetic acid/rat.

Submitted on June 8, 1956






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