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Ca-metabolism is investigated in the teeth and bones of rats by means of the radioactive isotope Ca45. Rates of Ca-content and -turnover are given and a new determination of the halflife of Ca45 is made. Even 1 min. after injection, all the Ca is bound to blood-proteins from whence it is extracted by the body at different velocities which can be determined.
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Minder, W., Gordonoff, T. Über Stoffwechselversuche mit radioaktivem Calcium. Experientia 8, 71–72 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02139028
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