Inhibition of gluconeogenesis by hypoglycin: Alternate interpretations
Kay Tanaka – 1 November 1987 – Treatment of rats with hypoglycaemic doses of hypoglycin has been shown to abolish the relative detritiation of [2‐3H, U‐14C]glucose [Osmundsen, Billington, Taylor & Sherratt (1978) Biochem. J. 170, 337–342], indicating that both the Cori and the glucose/glucose 6‐phosphate cycles were inhibited in vivo. This inhibition was confirmed and, in addition, it was shown that the conversion in vivo of both [14C]lactate and [14C]fructose into glucose was decreased after hypoglycin treatment.