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1 University of Wisconsin, Madison 53706
Primary cultures of hepatocytes were used to study the effects of extracellular oleate concentration and hormones on fatty acid metabolism and gluconeogenesis. Rates of oleate uptake and oxidation to acid-soluble products varied linearly as oleate concentrations increased (0.1 to 2 mM), but rates of triglyceride accumulation varied quadratically. Insulin increased the proportion of oleate that was esterified by 22% without affecting the formation of acid-soluble products. Cells incubated with 2 mM [1-14C] oleate for 24 h eliminated 9.6% of the labeled intracellular lipid as acid-soluble products in the following 24 h when no oleate was present during depletion and eliminated 7.7% when 2 mM oleate was present. Insulin reduced labeled triglyceride depletion by 49%. Gluconeogenesis from [2-14C] propionate was depressed by 24%, and formation of acid-soluble products was increased by 46% in cells infiltrated with lipid because of previous exposure to 2 mM oleate for 45 h. Rates of gluconeogenesis from propionate were reduced 23% when 2 mM oleate was present during the 3-h period that gluconeogenesis was measured, and the effect was not modified by lipid infiltration. Lipid infiltration influenced hepatic function, and insulin regulated hepatic triglyceride concentration.
Key Words: hepatic ketogenesis • hepatic fatty acid • oxidation • hepatic triglyceride mobilization • fatty liver
Submitted on January 19, 1996
Accepted on July 15, 1996
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