Effect of withdrawal from alcohol on extra-hepatic and alcohol- and aldehyde-dehydrogenasic activities in the rat (author's transl)

Experientia
Y LamboeufR Derache

Abstract

Alcohol- and aldehyde-dehydrogenasic activities have been measured in different tissues; these activities are modified after chronic alcoholic intoxication and/or withdrawal in digestive tract, spleen, kidney and lung. The results underline the possible relationship between extra-hepatic ethyl-oxidation and withdrawal syndrome.

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