Abstract
The injection of ovine prolactin intramuscularly in conscious human subjects (Horrobin, Lloyd, Lipton, Burstyn, Durkin, and Muiruri, 1971) or intraperitoneally in conscious rats (Lockett and Nail, 1965) has been shown to produce an antidiuresis and antinatri-uresis which persists for several hours. The duration of the renal response both in the human subjects and in the rats was due partially to the route of prolactin administration. Thus, to define more clearly the time course of the renal response to prolactin we have monitored renal function in rats before and after the intravenous injection of prolactin.KeywordsUrine FlowSodium ExcretionFreezing Point DepressionRenal ResponseJugular CatheterThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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