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Biotin as a regulator of some haematic parameters and of DNA-content of the liver of old rats

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Biotin administration to old rats (28 months) causes in the blood an increase of ATP, glucose, triglycerides, alkaline phosphatase and a decrease of cholesterol and acid phosphatase; in the liver DNA and electrostatic interactions between DNA and histones are increased. Such parameters come within the values shown by adult rats.

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Petrelli, F., Coderoni, S., Moretti, P. et al. Biotin as a regulator of some haematic parameters and of DNA-content of the liver of old rats. Experientia 34, 193–195 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01944672

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