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The distribution and the specific activity of P32 in the various organs of normal animals was studied at 1, 2, and 12 hours after intraperitoneal administration of the isotope. The P32 was rapidly taken up by the serum and distributed in the various organs. It appears that the distribution of P32 was not directly related to the amount of phosphorus present in the tissue but depended on the permeability of the cells to the phosphate ion.
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