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Serum samples from 10 individuals were divided into six subsamples. Three of these were tested for ferritin by radioimmunoassay. All six samples from each subject were then tested for selenium by neutron activation assay. There was no significant difference between the selenium values that had been obtained from the sera that had been tested for ferritin and those values that had been obtained for sera not tested for ferritin.
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