Abstract
Exposure to a cold environment increased the incorporation of labeled pantothenic acid (PaA) into the liver and total PaA content. These increases were mainly due to an increase of free coenzyme A (CoA). The specific activity of the free CoA fraction was particularly high. These results suggest that exposure to a cold environment accelerates the rate of synthesis of CoA from PaA in the liver.
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