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BRANDT et al. 1 injected isotopic magnesium intravenously in the dog and found that kidney, heart and liver have a relatively high activity as compared with skeletal muscle; Rogers and Mahan2 found a similar distribution in the rat following intraperitoneal administration.
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Brandt, J. L., Glaser, W., and Jones, A., Metabolism, 7, 355 (1958)
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SMITH, J., KEYL, M., SMITH, W. et al. Uptake of Radioactive Magnesium in Liver Damage. Nature 188, 676–677 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/188676a0
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