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ABSTRACT Nimni and Bavetta1 reported a connective tissue disorder in rats fed penicillamine. The disorder was reflected by decreased breaking strength of unwounded and wounded skin,
decreased collagen synthesis in polyvinyl sponge implants and a diminished proportion of insoluble to soluble collagen in such granulomas. We have studied this phenomenon in rats and
guinea-pigs2–4 and have likened it to the lathyritic state induced by feeding β-amino propionitrile, a view also expressed by Nimni5. Penicillamine can be derived6 from both the _in vitro_
and the _in vivo_ hydrolysis of penicillin, so we set out to determine whether the feeding of very large doses of penicillin would cause a collagen defect similar to that caused by
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