ビタミンB_1の乳汁移行に関する研究 : (III)負荷DIACETYLTHIAMINEおよびDIBENZOYLTHIAMINEの乳汁移行

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A subcutaneous or intravenous injection of diacetylthiamine was found to bring thiamine in the milk a high density in a shorter time than when thiamine, thiamine-allyldisulfide or -propyldisulfide was injected, while the following fall in density was also more rapid. A subcutaneous injection of dibenzoylthiamine caused only a small quantity of thiamine to be discharged in milk. But its density remained long at a similar height. The result was the same with an intravenous injection. An oral administration of diacetyl- or dibenzoylthiamine caused an increase in the content of thiamine in milk and this content rose proportionaly to the quantity of administration.
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