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The phsopholipid composition of lung tissue and lung lavage in rats exposed to acute hypoxia, chronic hypoxia, and acute and chronic hypoxia associated with cold has been estimated and compared with controls. Different fractions of phospholipids were separated by thin layer chromatography. Results showed that acute hypoxia lowered phospholipids in lung lavage but superimposition of cold lowered phospholipids both in lung tissue and lavage. In chronic hypoxia, phospholipid contents of lung tissue and lavage decreased while the addition of cold showed no further reduction in lung tissue phospholipids; on the contrary phosphatidyl choline fraction of lung lavage increased. It is concluded that the effect of hypoxia alone in lowering surfactant is related to the duration of exposure. Cold with hypoxia lowers phospholipids in the acute stage; in the chronic stage; it does not further reduce phospholipids.
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