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Formation of Lipin Phosphorus in Normal and Rachitic Rats, with a Radioactive Phosphorus Isotope as an Indicator

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IN previous papers1,2 we communicated the results of some experiments on phosphorus metabolism in normal, rachitic, and rachitic rats treated with vitamin D, by which the distribution, absorption and re-excretion in relation to the deposition in bone of the active phosphorus administered were examined.

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  1. Laboratory of Physiological Chemistry, University, Amsterdam,

    M. J. L. DOLS & B. C. P. JANSEN

  2. Natuurkundig Laboratorium, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam

    G. J. SIZOO & F. BARENDREGT

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DOLS, M., JANSEN, B., SIZOO, G. et al. Formation of Lipin Phosphorus in Normal and Rachitic Rats, with a Radioactive Phosphorus Isotope as an Indicator. Nature 141, 77 (1938). https://doi.org/10.1038/141077a0

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