Sulfate‐containing Gastric Mucus Components and Peptic Ulcer: A Possible Relationship

Familiar, Robert G.

doi:10.1111/j.1532-5415.1969.tb02322.x

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“…As some authors suggested that sulfated polysaccharides, being peptic inhibitors, protect the gastric mucosa against proteolysis [7,12,16], the pre sent observations corroborate the fact that the antral mucosa may play a leading part in this process.…”

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The Effect of ACTH and Cortisone on Gastric Acid Mucosubstances in Rats

Kozłowska¹

1973

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Biochemical analysis of acid mucosubstances was carried out on the mucosa of the fundus and pylorus of control rats after a short treatment with ACTH or cortisone. After hormonal treatment, an increase in the total content of acid mucosubstances and distinct changes in the ratios of amino sugars, uronic acids and sulfated polysaccharides were observed. The changes found in the pyloric mucosa were more significant than those in the fundus.

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