Hepatic Transport of Bile Acids

Erlinger, S; Glasinovic, J C; Poupon, R.; Dumont, M

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-8900-6_20

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Hepatocyte bile secretion: Current views and controversies

Erlinger

1981

Hepatology

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According to current views, canalicular (hepatocytic) bile water transport is mostly an osmotic process: water and inorganic electrolytes flow into bile canaliculi along an osmotic gradient resulting from the extrusion of solutes by the hepatocytes into the canalicular lumen (1-3). Although, over the past decade, much data have been generated, the overall understanding of the cellular and molecular events responsible for transepithelial transport in the liver is still poor and many aspects are controversial. Because recent comprehensive reviews of the mechanisms of bile flow are available (3, 4),

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Hepatocyte bile secretion: Current views and controversies

Erlinger

1981

Hepatology

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Assessment of hepatic function and damage in animal species. A review of the current approach of the academic, governmental and industrial institutions represented by the Animal Clinical Chemistry Association

Woodman

1988

J of Applied Toxicology

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There are a wide variety of laboratory tests available to assess damage to and functional impairment of the liver, though the effectiveness of these tests varies greatly depending upon the type of damage and the animal species involved.Species differences in tissue localization, metabolism, specificity and sensitivity of parameters relating to the liver influence the choice of tests. Some tests can be applied usefully to most animal species while others may be highly specific in one species but show very low discriminatory potential in others.The tests available, and their use in veterinary and toxicological investigations have been reviewed in the light of current practice in the U.K.

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Pathophysiology of the enterohepatic circulation of bile acids

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Gerok

1979

Reviews of Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology

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Hepatic Transport of Bile Acids

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Hepatocyte bile secretion: Current views and controversies

Hepatocyte bile secretion: Current views and controversies

Assessment of hepatic function and damage in animal species. A review of the current approach of the academic, governmental and industrial institutions represented by the Animal Clinical Chemistry Association

Pathophysiology of the enterohepatic circulation of bile acids

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