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A mixture of 4-3-H and 4-14-C-mestranol was administered orally to four women. Reactions involving position 4 were no greater than 1.7-3% of the dose as measured by liberation of 3-H into body water. The extent of de-ethynylation in vivo was no greater than 1-2% of the dose as measured by urinary estrone metabolites. Mestranol (0.7 and 0.32% of the dose), 17alpha-ethynylestradiol (6.6 and 11.3%) and 2-hydroxy-17alpha-ethynylestradiol (0.64 and 0.7%) were identified as metabolite aglycons by reverse isotope dilution after Ketodase hydrolysis of the urine from two of the women.
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