Tritiated 18-hydroxydeoxycorticosterone: binding in renal, cardiac and hepatic cytoplasm, and in plasma from adrenalectomized rats

A seven months old infant suffered from convulsions due to leucine-sensitive hypoglycaemia. The convulsions could not be stopped by a diet lacking in leucine, but ceased after additional application of diazoxide; hypoglycaemia was no longer observed the mental development of the child is hoped to be normal.