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A single dose of pargyline severely depleted hepatic reduced glutathione (GSH) levels in the rat. Ethanol administration, acute or chronic, had no effect on hepatic GSH levels; nor did such administration exacerbate the pargyline mediated GSH depletion. However a single dose of ethanol given one hour after pargyline administration enhanced the rate of recovery of hepatic GSH.
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