Zonal heterogeneity of the effects of chronic ethanol feeding on hepatic fatty acid metabolism
Manuel Guzman, José Castro – 1 November 1990 – Periportal and perivenous hepatocytes were isolated from rats fed a high‐fat, ethanol‐containing diet to investigate the acinar heterogeneity of the effects of prolonged ethanol administration on lipid metabolism. Chronic feeding of ethanol caused a rather selective accumulation of triacylglycerols in the perivenous zone of the liver.