Table 3.
Urinary Excretion of Deuterated Glucocorticoid Metabolites During d4-cortisol Infusion
Metabolites, ng | Carbohydrate | Protein | Fat | Placebo |
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d4-5β-THF | 322 ± 67 | 246 ± 51 | 343 ± 68 | 256 ± 50 |
d3-5β-THF | 253 ± 59 | 198 ± 42 | 272 ± 54 | 205 ± 42 |
d4-5α-THF | 134 ± 39 | 111 ± 24 | 143 ± 32 | 87 ± 22 |
d3-5α-THF | 114 ± 35 | 97 ± 23 | 121 ± 28 | 75 ± 20 |
d3-5β-THE | 345 ± 150 | 218 ± 65 | 318 ± 94 | 216 ± 39 |
Total deuterated tetrahydrometabolites | 1168 ± 315 | 869 ± 161 | 1197 ± 195 | 839 ± 94 |
d4-Cortisol | 7 ± 1 | 6 ± 1 | 5 ± 1 | 4 ± 2 |
d3-Cortisol | 15 ± 2 | 21 ± 8 | 14 ± 3 | 10 ± 2 |
d3-Cortisone | 109 ± 27 | 74 ± 17 | 100 ± 24 | 132 ± 20 |
Data are mean ± SEM for urinary excretion of deuterated 5β-THF, 5α-THF, 5β-THE, and urinary free deuterated cortisol and cortisone after high-carbohydrate, -protein, -fat, and -placebo meals (n = 8 all groups). Urinary deuterated metabolites were summed from samples collected at t + 270, t + 330, and t + 390 min time points. There were no differences in excretion of any deuterated metabolites between diets either before or after the meals.