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The developing fetal skeleton of the rat was used to study the microscopic localization of the rare earth Ce/sup 144/ in bone. Nineteen-day-old rat fetuses were injected with Ce/sup 144/ in isotonic sodium citrate via the umbilical vein. They were sacrificed one-haif hour after the injection by immersion in 80% alcohol fixative. The fetuses were embedded in paraffin and sectioned at 10 to 12 mu . Semiserial sections were treated with periodic acid- Schiff stain for mucopolysaccharides, and by the von Kossa technique for calcium. Contract x-ray-film autoradiographs and NTB stripping-film autoradiographs were prepared. Photographs of representative sections and their respective autoradiographs are presented for various bones. This material strongly suggests that the initial binding site of Ce/sup 44/ in the skeleton is in the organic matrix of cartilage and bone, especially where this matrix is just entering the calcifiable state. This conclusion is highly dependent upon the specificity of the von Kossa stain for calcium. (auth)

LOCALIZATION OF CERIUM-144 IN THE SKELETAL TISSUES OF FETAL RATS