This study investigated the diurnal variation in the activity of the hepatic enzymes catalyzing conjugation and sulfation of bile acids. A circadian rhythm was noted in cholic acid : CoA ligase and glycolithocholate sulfotransferase activity. There was no diurnal variation in lithocholate sulfotransferase activity raising the possibility of multiple bile acid sulfotransferases in liver.

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