In my previous experiments, Cs
137 was subcutaneously given, in a dose of 0.1μc/0.1cc, to dd strain male mice and the effects of adrenocortical hormones, thyroxin, adrenalin, insulin and sexual hormones upon its excretion were investigated daily for 4 days and its distribution in the body at 4th day was examined. In the present experiments, various hypophyseal hormones were given to mice subcutaneously and change in the excretion and distribution of Cs
137 were investigated with the following results : 1) The administration of 0.1IU ACTH produced significant increase in the excretion of Cs
137 at the initial stage and tended to slightly accelerate it at the later period. The distribution of Cs
137 tended to be decreased in muscle, kidney and blood. When 0.5IU ACTH were given, the exeretion of Cs
137 decerased significantly at the initial stage, but no change for the late period. The disttibution of Cs
137 tended to be increased in mucsle, testis, renal and liver, but no change in other organs. 2) When GH and TSH were given, the excretion of Cs
137 was scarcely affected or slightly inhibited. The distribution of Cs
137 tended to be increased in muscle, testis, renal and liver, but no chage in other organs. 3) The administration of vasopressin was shown to inhibit the excretion of Cs
137 at the initial stage, but tended to slightly accelerate it, at the later period. The distributions of Cs
137 tended to increase in each organ.
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