Abstract
SummaryAt very low dietary levels, chlorpromazine has a favorable effect on growth and metabolism of Vit. B6-deficient rats. These animals gained more weight, had more nearly normal organ weights, and excreted less creatine and phosphates than did the pyridoxine-deficient controls.
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