“…A numnber of techniques have been employed, with or without prior oxycellulose treatment, for the final purification of ACTH. These include chromatography on cation-exchange resins (Dixon, Moore, Stacke-Dunne & Young, 1951;White -& Fierce, 1953;Li et al 1954;Dixon & Stack-Dunne, 1955;White & Peters, 1956; Li & Dixon, 1956), countercurrent distribution (Li et al 1954;Li & Dixon, 1956;Shepherd et al 1956), CM-cellulose and DEAE-cellulose chromatography (Farmer, 1959;Lee, Lerner & Buettner-Janusch, 1960;De Jager, Homan & de Wied, 1963;Pickering, Anderson, Lohmar, Birk & Li, 1963), SE-Sephadex chromatography (Island et al 1965), Sephadex-gel filtration (Birk & Li, 1964), paper chromatography and paper electrophoresis (White, Fierce & Lesh, 1951;Jacobowitz, Marks & Vernikos-Danellis, 1963;Adiga, Uemura & Winnick, 1965). A recent technique (Papkoff & Li, 1966) has increased the customary yield from ovine pituitaries tenfold, to 100mg.…”