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1. Growth hormone increased amount of ammonium citrate-N15 utilized for allantoin synthesis in dogs. Corticotropin did not have this effect. Neither hormone increased incorporation of N15 from glycine into allantoin. 2. Corticotropin increased output of urinary allantoin in dogs, without markedly reducing the specific enrichment with N15 in this excretory product. One possible interpretation of this finding is increased synthesis of allantoin, without qualitative changes in its origin.
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