. Carotenoids, their comparative biochemistry. Carotenoids. CAROTENOIDS conversion of carotene into vitamin A is impaired in diabetics.' â¢â ⢠^ Recent extensive studies have shown that this assumption is not warranted. 8 2-85 'pj^g j^^gj^ carotene blood levels that are often found in diabetics are, in all probability, the result of high carotene intake associated with a typical diabetic diet; when a large enough " sample " of diabetics was examined the scatter in the carotene plasma levels was normal. ^" A recent interesting report which still requires confirmation is that whi
. Carotenoids, their comparative biochemistry. Carotenoids. CAROTENOIDS conversion of carotene into vitamin A is impaired in diabetics.' â¢â ⢠^ Recent extensive studies have shown that this assumption is not warranted. 8 2-85 'pj^g j^^gj^ carotene blood levels that are often found in diabetics are, in all probability, the result of high carotene intake associated with a typical diabetic diet; when a large enough " sample " of diabetics was examined the scatter in the carotene plasma levels was normal. ^" A recent interesting report which still requires confirmation is that which states that although the plasma carotene levels of diabetics respond normally to the presence or absence of carotene in the diet, the response of those patients which are insulin sensitive is much greater. ^ ^ Conditions associated with hyperlipaemia are often also charac- terized by carotenaemia. ®' Although carotenoid plasma levels in sick humans are often not very different from normal,«»â¢Â«a they are 100. Shr. of fever at 105-5° or 106° ⢠6hr. of fever ac /06^ ⢠3hr of fever at 106" Days Fig. 30.âIllustrating the effect of fever on the carotene content of human blood. {After Aron, H. C. S., Craig, R. Farmer, C.}., Kendell, H. W., and Schwen- lein, G. X. {1945) Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 61, 271). 234. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Goodwin, T. W. (Trevor Walworth). New York, Chemical Pub. Co.
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