| pubmed-article:818781 | pubmed:abstractText | Cyclophosphamide was applied i.p. in the dose of 100 mg kg-1 to rats. After one, two, three, and seven days the animals were killed and in the collected heparinized blood the incorporation of o-phosphate 32P in erythrocytes was determined in vitro at 37 degrees C and in 35 minutes. Decreased incorporation in animals with Cyclophosphamide indicated, compared with the control, disturbed metabolism of phosphate. The method can be applied as a criterion of secondary toxic effects in the treatment of cancerostatics of alkylation type. | lld:pubmed |
