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Distribution of radioactivity in various tissues has been studied by dry mount autoradiography after the injection of 3H-estradiol in female fetal rats. 3H-estradiol was found to be concentrated in nuclei of cells of the oviduct. Radioactivity is also concentrated in the cell nuclei of the ovary, suggesting some effect of estradiol on these nuclei of cells. In such non-target tissues, as intestine, kidney, lung, liver and muscle, no nuclear concentration of radioactivity was found and average silver grain density per 100μ2 is much lower than that of the oviduct. Although, in the adrenal, radioactivity was found to be randomly distributed in cytoplasm as well as in nuclei, the average silver grain density per 100μ2 in nuclei was relatively high compared to that of the other non-target organs. It seemed that the estrogen exerts some effect on the adrenal of a fetal rat.

Nuclear Concentration of <SUP>3</SUP>H-estradiol in Target Tissues of a Fetal Rat Demonstrated by Dry Mount Autoradiography