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Normal men were infused for 4 hr with ACTH/MSH 4-10 or a control solution. Behavioral testing after the infusion indicated that subjects who received ACTH/MSH 4-10 were less anxious and had better visual memory than control subjects but the predominant effect of the heptapeptide was to increase visual attention. It was speculated that ACTH/MSH 4-10 may be uniquely coded for attentional functioning.
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