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Acetoacetic acid

Known as: 3-oxobutyric acid 
National Institutes of Health

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2000
2000
Ketone bodies are a major energetic substrate for brain cells in cases of intracellular glucose deficiency caused by starvation… 
1986
1986
The acetoacetic acid level in rat plasma was studied by Walker's method (Walker 1954) during ontogenesis, after 20 min exposure… 
Review
1965
Review
1965
The use of sodium nitroprussidc in a qualitative color reaction with acetoacetic acid has a history dating back to 1884, when… 
1964
1964
Previously our laboratory demonstrated that voluntary muscle fiber groups and diaphragms from depanereatized and alloxan-diabetic… 
1958
1958
Results are presented of a comparative study of several methods for detection of ketone bodies in urine involving nearly 10,000… 
1950
1950
Commerical interest in the acetone-butanol fermentation has prompted considerable investigation into methods of solvent… 
1950
1950
Nath and Brahmachari1 have shown the hyperglycæmic effect of injections of sodium acetoacetate in rabbits. Lazarow2 has attempted… 
1949
1949
ACCORDING to Robinson's1 theory of the biogenesis of alkaloids, the piperidine (that is, coniine) group of alkaloids is derived… 
1944
1944
BEST and his associates1 recently reported hydropic degeneration and degranulation of the β-cells through the injection of… 
1942
1942
A study of the data contained in the literature pertaining to the acetone bodies reveals great differences in the relative…