A study was made of the effect of normothermic incubation on the metabolic state of parenchymal liver cells, isolated by the nonenzymatic method. In the process of a 2 hour incubation in the nutritious sodium-containing medium, a high level of the energy supply system is maintained, determined by the contents of adenine nucleotides, the rate of endogenous respiration and by its stimulation by succinate.
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