Abstract
A stimulation of plasma glycoprotein synthesis and a reduction of liver triglycerides in 2-days choline deficient rats were observed within 2 hr of phosphorylcholine administration. Similar treatment with choline had no such effects. The effect of phosphorylcholine, in contrast to choline, was found to be more striking in liver slices on the incorporation of glucosaminel- 14C into medium proteins. The effect of phosphorylcholine is dependent on the dose used and the temperature and pH of the medium.
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