CALCIUM AND ULTRA VIOLET IRRADIATION

Abstract
Ultra-violet radiation of dogs causes a slow increase in serum Ca either during or following the radiation period. Subsequent exposures cause smaller increases, until finally radiation causes no change. Irradiated rats on a low Ca diet showed a slower deposition of Ca than the normal rat. On a normal Ca diet, irradiated rats had a higher Ca content than normal rats of the same age.

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