Add to ORKGIt has been known for many years that the metabolism of the frog is subject to seasonal variations. Liver glycogen and total body glycogen attain a maximum value in autumn, and a minimum in spring (Athanasiu, 1899; Pfluger, 1907; Kato, 1910; Bleibtreu, 1911; Goldfederowa, 1926). A few seasonal estimations of bloo
Although seasonal metabolic variation in ectothermic tetrapods has been investigated primarily in th...
<p>Liver glycogen content (A) and glucose output (B) during freezing and thawing in Alaskan and Ohio...
The effects of freezing on organ metabolism were monitored over a 36-h time period at -4C in spring-...
Seasonal variation of liver glycogen, lipids and melanomacrophages were investigated in a non-hibern...
The effects of adrenalin and glucagon on blood glucose and lactate were compared in winter, summer, ...
There are a few experimental data concerning the seasonal variations of metabolism in Amphibian. Les...
The effects of adrenalin and glucagon on blood glucose and lactate were compared in winter, summer, ...
Variation in Rana pipiens blood glucose levels caused by assay techniques was at least 50% of basal ...
A circannual study of tyrosine aminotransferase and other metabolic enzymes in frog liver is report...
To determine whether specific hormonal responses were involved in the production of cryoprotectant (...
The wood frog, Rana sylvatica, from Interior Alaska survives freezing at -16°C, a temperature 10-13°...
1. Phosphorylase activity has been assayed in liver extracts of the frog, Rana esculenta, during the...
Blood glucose levels are lower in tadpoles than adults. Transition to adult levels occurs during the...
Abstract Increases in liver glycogen phosphorylase activity, along with inhibition of glycogen synth...
Winter’s advent invokes physiological adjustments that permit temperate ectotherms to cope with stre...
Although seasonal metabolic variation in ectothermic tetrapods has been investigated primarily in th...
<p>Liver glycogen content (A) and glucose output (B) during freezing and thawing in Alaskan and Ohio...
The effects of freezing on organ metabolism were monitored over a 36-h time period at -4C in spring-...
Seasonal variation of liver glycogen, lipids and melanomacrophages were investigated in a non-hibern...
The effects of adrenalin and glucagon on blood glucose and lactate were compared in winter, summer, ...
There are a few experimental data concerning the seasonal variations of metabolism in Amphibian. Les...
The effects of adrenalin and glucagon on blood glucose and lactate were compared in winter, summer, ...
Variation in Rana pipiens blood glucose levels caused by assay techniques was at least 50% of basal ...
A circannual study of tyrosine aminotransferase and other metabolic enzymes in frog liver is report...
To determine whether specific hormonal responses were involved in the production of cryoprotectant (...
The wood frog, Rana sylvatica, from Interior Alaska survives freezing at -16°C, a temperature 10-13°...
1. Phosphorylase activity has been assayed in liver extracts of the frog, Rana esculenta, during the...
Blood glucose levels are lower in tadpoles than adults. Transition to adult levels occurs during the...
Abstract Increases in liver glycogen phosphorylase activity, along with inhibition of glycogen synth...
Winter’s advent invokes physiological adjustments that permit temperate ectotherms to cope with stre...
Although seasonal metabolic variation in ectothermic tetrapods has been investigated primarily in th...
<p>Liver glycogen content (A) and glucose output (B) during freezing and thawing in Alaskan and Ohio...
The effects of freezing on organ metabolism were monitored over a 36-h time period at -4C in spring-...