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CHICAGO SUNSHINE RESULTS FOR PERIOD
DECEMBER 1, 1955 TO AUGUST 1, 1956
Sample
Ie
Sunshine Units
Human Bone
In all cases, the date of sample corresponds to the
date of death or post-mortem,
A. Newborn (under 30 days)
1.
United States
ae
Furnished by Dr. Shields ‘larren, Cancer Research
Institute, New England Deaconess Hospital,
Boston, Massachusetts,
(1) CL 993: Age 10 days, A55-317, December
22, 1955, vertebrae, 5.1) g ash, 1.96 g
0.70 + 0,04
Ca.
(2) CL 999=P: Age 9 days, A55~326, December
30, 1955, vertebrae and ribs, 4.55 g ash,
OshS + 0.10
1,62 g Ca.
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Foreign, Southern Hemisphere
ae
Santiago, Chile: Furnished by Dr. Juan Vial,
Catholic University School of Medicine, Santiago, Chile. Collection arrangemnts made
by Dr. R, B, Watson, Rockefeller Foundation,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
(1) CL 717-P: Age
days, August 2, 1955,
femur, ribs and sternum, 0.91 g ash,
1.2 + 0.3
0.37 g Cae
Age 2 days, August 10, 1955,
0.17 + 0,03
(3)
CL 720=P: Age 2 days, August 11, 1955,
ribs, sternum, vertebral column and
parietal, 6.7 g ash, 2.65 g Ca.
0.15 + 0.05
(4)
CL 722~P: Age 5 days, August 12, 1955,
ribs, sternum, vertebral column and
parietal, 6.1 ¢ ash, 2.39 g Ca.
U.31 + 0,04
(5)
CL 723-P: Age 3 days, August 13, 1955,
ribs, sternum, vertebral colwm and
parietal, 6.3 g ash, 2.33 g Cae
0.14 + 0.0h
(6) CL 726-P: Age 9 days, August 18, 1955,
0.33 + 0.06
(2)
CL 718—~P:
femur, ribs, sternum, vertebral column
and parietal, 7.1 g ash, 2.7 g Cae
ribs, sternum, vertebral colum and
parietal, 4.5 g ash, 1.67 g Ca.