“…The volume of each sample was measured, and an aliquot was refrigerated for later assay of DSCG content. Assays were carried out by methods described pre-viously (Moss, Jones, Ritchie & Cox, 1971; (Moss & Ritchie, 1970;Moss et al, 1971;Walker, Evans, Richards & Paterson, 1972). Hence the DSCG reaching the airways partially appears as unchanged drug in urine, and urinary excretion is a useful indicator of the extent to which successful deposition of DSCG in its target organ occurs.…”