Effect of ethanol on the synthesis and secretion of hepatic secretory glycoproteins and albumin
Dean J. Tuma, Richard B. Jennett, Michael F. Sorrell – 1 November 1981 – The effects of ethanol on the synthesis and secretion of serum glycoproteins and albumin, a nonglycosylated protein, were studied in rat liver slices. Serum glycoproteins and albumin were determined by immunoprecipitation from either the incubation medium or from the washed slices. When ethanol (10 mM) was present in the incubation medium, [14C]glucosamine incorporation in secretory glycoproteins was decreased.