Cocarboxylase in Experimental Diabetes

IN previous experiments we have found that the injection of cocarboxylase causes, in the alloxandiabetic rat, a diminution of the blood sugar and an increase of the respiratory quotient and of tissue glycogen. Thiamine produces similar effects; however, with severely affected animals it fails to act...

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