Insulin coma therapy: decrease of plasma tryptophan in man.
Published in Journal of neural transmission • Jan 1, 1976
Authors:,
P Baumann
J MGaillard
Abstract
A biochemical study was performed in two patients submitted to insulin coma therapy. The injection of insulin resulted in a decrease of free and total tryptophan as well as tyrosine in plasma, while NEFA were not influenced by this treatment. The ratio of tryptophan to tyrosine was enhanced. The adm...
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