[Glycine-14C and methionine-35S incorporation into liver and gastric mucosa proteins during sperm oil treatment of experimental stomach ulcer].

The effect of a course-wise introduction of the sperm oil on the intensity of the proteinic synthesis in experimental gastric ulcer was investigated. Tests were conducted on albino male-rats in which an experimental gastric ulcer failing to heal for a long time had been induced through introduction of a 5% acetic acid solution into the subserous membrane of the stomach. The intensity of the proteinic synthesis in the liver and gastric mucosa was assessed by the rate of the glycine-14C and methionine-35S incorporation in the total, mitochondrial and nucleonic proteins on the 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th days of the experimental ulcer course. The sperm oil secured a more effective production and thereby created propicious conditions for an intensified proteinic synthesis. It also contributed to an earlier normalization of the proteinic synthesis rates and to a quicker cicatrization of the ulcerous defect.