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When injected intravenously into rats anesthetized by ethanol, lysine vaso-pressin causes an antidiuresis that is as intense as that caused by arginine vaso-pressin. Its duration is, however, less. Accurate quantitative comparison of the two vasopressins in terms of this assay forantidiuretic activity is impossible unless antidiuretic activity be rigidly defined.
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