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Incorporation of H3-progesterone activity into 18-OH-corticosterone and 18-OH-11-desoxycorticosterone, aldosterone and corticosterone following treatment of formaldehyde and hydrocortisone, in pregnant and new-born rats and immediatelypost partum

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Der Einbau von H3-Progesteron-Radioaktivität in verschiedenen Corticosteroiden wurde bei mit Formalin und Hydrocortison behandelten, trächtigen und neugeborenen Ratten mit Hilfe vonin vitro überlebenden Nebennierenschnittenpost partum untersucht. Die 18-OH-Corticosteronaktivität steigt nach Formalinbehandlung an; die Aktivitätpost partum gebildeter Corticosteroide vermindert sich im allgemeinen; bei neugeborenen Ratten ist die Aktivität des Corticosterons vermindert.

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  1. National Institute for Rheumatism and Medical Hydrology, Budapest, Hungary

    P. Vecsei, K. Farkas, Veronika Kemény & Maria Harangozó

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Vecsei, P., Farkas, K., Kemény, V. et al. Incorporation of H3-progesterone activity into 18-OH-corticosterone and 18-OH-11-desoxycorticosterone, aldosterone and corticosterone following treatment of formaldehyde and hydrocortisone, in pregnant and new-born rats and immediatelypost partum. Experientia 20, 458–459 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02152152

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