Ammonia, octanoate and a mercaptan depress regeneration of normal rat liver after partial hepatectomy
Leslie Zieve, Michael Shekleton, Carolyn Lyftogt, Kay Draves – 1 January 1985 – Four injections of subcoma doses of ammonium acetate, octanoic acid or dimethyl disulfide during the first 24 hr after two‐lobe hepatectomy in normal rats markedly depressed DNA synthesis as reflected by liver thymidine kinase activity or the incorporation of tritiated thymidine into hepatic DNA. Recovery from the depressant effects of the three toxins took 16 to 28 hr.