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Livers of rats were perfused with dextran solutions, containing no red cells. Changes in the dextran concentration due to water shifts between the intra- and extracellular space of the liver were recorded continuously by polarimetric measurement. Cytochalasin B causes an uptake of potassium and water, followed by a release of water and a spontaneously reversible release of potassium, while the liver weight increases. From these effects an uptake of dextran, probably by an endocytotic process, is concluded.
