[Iodine, carbohydrate and protein metabolism in rats with iodine, copper and cobalt deficiency].

Insufficient supply of white rats with I, Cu, Co for 2.5 months has induced disturbances of iodine, carbohydrate and protein metabolism which are reliably more significant than those in rats with deficiency of only iodine in the ration. The correlation-regression analysis of results from these observations shows cause-consequent relations of changes in main links of iodine metabolism as well as changes in PCI concentrations and indices of carbohydrate and protein metabolism with deficiency of I, Cu and Co in the body.