Cholesterol synthesis in isolated rat hepatocytes in vitro effect of sterol and bile acids

S. Calandra; Patrizia Tarugi; F. Crovetti; N. Battistini

doi:10.1016/0014-4800(79)90095-7

January 1, 1979Open Access

Cholesterol synthesis in isolated rat hepatocytes in vitro effect of sterol and bile acids

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This research aims to investigate how sterols and bile acids impact cholesterol synthesis in rat liver cells.
Utilized isolated rat hepatocytes obtained in vitro for cholesterol synthesis experiments.
Examined the influence of added sterols and bile acids to the culture conditions.
Sterols significantly influenced cholesterol synthesis compared to bile acids.
Bile acids exhibited a regulatory role in lipid metabolism during the experiments.

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In vitro examination of cholesterol synthesis in isolated rat hepatocytes, indicating effects of sterols and bile acids.

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Cholesterol synthesis in isolated rat hepatocytes in vitro effect of sterol and bile acids S. Calandra; TARUGI, Patrizia Maria ; BATTISTINI, Nino Carlo ; F. Crovetti 1979 Abstract abst is not avaible

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