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phlorizinized, ppl. a.|flɒˈraɪzɪnaɪzd|
Forms: see prec.
[f. prec. + -ize + -ed1.]
That has been given phlorizin. So phloˈrizinize v. trans.
1900Amer. Jrnl. Physiol. IV. p. x, A well phlorhizinized muscle begins to go into rigor within five minutes after death. 1912A. E. Taylor Digestion & Metabolism vi. 393 In the phloridzinized dog, it is assumed that no sugar is burned and that neither sugar nor nitrogen is stored. 1927M. Bodansky Introd. Physiol. Chem. ix. 220 Mandel and Lusk gave phlorizinized dogs lactic acid and recovered it as extra glucose in the urine. 1954Cantarow & Schepartz Biochem. xvii. 434 Under ordinary dietary conditions, the body stores of carbohydrate are never depleted to the point where fat and protein catabolism are significantly increased, as they are in the phlorizinized animal. 1965Datta & Ottaway Biochem. xi. 199 It was observed many years ago that when single amino acids were fed to diabetic or phlorrhizinized animals, some caused the excretion of extra glucose in the urine, others the excretion of extra ketone bodies.
Also phloˌriziniˈzation, the action of making, or state of being, phlorizinized.
1917Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. CLIII. 330 Maximal phloridzin poisoning with feeding of nothing but fat, or the longest possible phloridzination on diet free from carbohydrate and high in fat, has failed to produce in dogs anything resembling diabetic lipemia. 1959W. B. Whalley in J. W. Fairbairn Pharmacol. Plant Phenolics 30 The glucosuria in phlorizinisation is to be attributed to the rapid loss of glucose through the kidney. |