SERUM PHOSPHATE CHANGES INDUCED BY INJECTIONS OF GLUCOSE INTO DOGS UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS

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Abstract
Exps. on normal and hepatectomized dogs showed that the serum phosphate changes following intraven. injections of glucose seem to have a capacity time factor: i.e., after a definite length of the injection period, there is a return to the normal conc. The reaction occurred in hepatectomized dogs but not in a visceral organism including liver, indicating that the liver is not concerned in it. The site of deposition of this phosphate is presumably in the muscle.

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