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Journal of Nutrition Vol. 55 No. 2 February 1955, pp. 185-192
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Metabolism of Phosphorus32 and Molybdenum99 in Rats Receiving High Calcium Diets1,2,

L. R. Arrington and G. K. Davis

Florida Agricultural Experiment Station, Gainesville

The metabolism of P32 and Mo99 was studied in mature rats which were consuming normal and high calcium diets. A decreased urinary excretion and increased tissue deposition of P32 demonstrated a significant retention of phosphorus when the intake of calcium was high. Metabolism of Mo99 was not changed by the increase in dietary calcium. The rapid elimination of molybdenum by way of the urine was demonstrated, 50% of the oral dose being excreted by 12 hours.

1 Florida Agricultural Experiment Station Journal Series no. 285.

2 Supported in part by a grant from the Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New York, N.Y.

Manuscript received 19 August 1954.




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