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A rise in liver glucose 6-phosphatase activity in rats which are made alloxan-diabetic or which are fasted has been reported (Ashmore, Hastings & Nesbett, 1954; Weber & Cantero, 1954; Langdon & Weakley, 1955). Because these and other investi- gations of the effects of hypophysectomy (Harper & Young, 1959) have shown that the food intake of the animals may greatly affect the glucose 6- phosphatase concentration in the liver, some effects of alterations in the diet, both in quantity and in composition, on liver glucose 6-phosphatase have been investigated. A preliminary account of some of these observations has already been published (Harper, 1956).
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