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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology and Cognate Medical Sciences 41.3 pp 271-274
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SOME EFFECTS OF OEligSTRADIOL BENZOATE ON IRON METABOLISM IN THE IMMATURE PULLET

W. N. M. Ramsay 1 and E. A. Campbell 1

1 The Departments of Biochemistry and Veterinary Physiology, University of Edinburgh

The injection of oeligstradiol benzoate (18 mg. in six 48-hourly doses) into pullets 12-14 weeks old caused a fall in blood hæmoglobin and a large rise in plasma iron. A possible slight increase in non-hæm iron in the liver was also noted.

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The authors are indebted to the Agricultural Research Council for a grant from which some of the expenses were defrayed; to Dr. A. W. Greenwood and the staff of the Poultry Research Centre for their willing and indispensable co-operation; and to Winifred Martin and Joyce Buchanan for technical assistance.

Submitted on February 10, 1956






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