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Compensatory renal hypertrophy in hypophysectomized rats.

Male rats hypophysectomized at 70 g were injected 2–5 weeks later with 5 daily injections of saline or 1 mg ovine growth hormone. After the third injection, right uninephrectomy was performed and 3 days later the remaining kidney was removed at sacrifice. Each kidney was weighed and the cortex homogenized for protein measurement and for incubation with 1-14Cpalmitate. Growth hormone did not appreciably affect the first kidney or hypertrophic response to uninephrectomy. The hypertrophic response was comparable to that previously reported in normal animals and was characterized by an increase in kidney weight, protein content and oxidation of fatty acid to CO2. Implication of the normal response in hypophysectomized animals,the lack of growth hormone effect and the increased palmitate oxidation are discussed. (Endocrinology 87: 620, 1970)