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Salmon calcitonin (SCT) acted, in eel, on Ca intestinal absorption by modulating Ca flux lumen-plasma (phi Calp) intensity. This response was dependent upon the basal value of the intestinal Ca absorption; a linear relation between the basal phi Calp and its variation after SCT was shown. After Stannius corpuscles removal the lower phi Calp was stimulated by SCT in all cases.
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