Abstract
The intra-day, inter-day and individual variations in endogenous 14C radioactivity of human urine were studied by use of 5mL urine. The endogenous 14C radioactivity of human urine is relatively constant(approximately1.5dpm/mL urine). In order to eliminate the effect of endogenous 40K it is of the greatest importance to count 14C signal with the optimal window. Since these variations are relatively small, we can estimate correctly the net 14C activity from the BG value of the same time zone of the day before dosing.