Abstract
SUMMARY The metabolic effects of cortisone in mice were shown to vary widely with the dose employed. At a high dose level (12 mg./kg.) cortisone produced a negative nitrogen balance and loss of weight when food intake was constant. At a lower dose (5 mg./kg.) mice maintained nitrogen equilibrium and increased their total body fat when food intake was constant.
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