Effects of ethanol feeding on liver, kidney and jejunal membranes of micropigs
Jesús Villanueva, Carol J. Chandler, Nell Shimasaki, Anna B. Tang, Manabu Nakamura, Stephen D. Phinney, Charles H. Halsted – 1 May 1994 – The micropig model of chronic alcoholism was used to study the relationship of lipid composition and physical properties in three different tissue membranes from the same animals. Ethanol feeding reduced membrane anisotropy, as measured with the diphenylhexatriene probe, in liver plasma and kidney brush‐border membranes but not in jejunal brushborder membranes.