The intraperitoneal administration of ketalar in a dose of 50 mg/kg elevated the myocardial levels of triglycerides, reduced non-esterified fatty acids and enhanced uncontrolled mitochondrial respiration during oxidation of caprylate and palmitoylcarnitine. The efficiency of phosphorylation remained unchanged.
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