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The acid phosphatase is studied in the prostate gland of rats. It is shown that 10 days after gonadectomy the activity of acid phosphatase lowered considerably. Administration of testosterone propionate or 5 alpha-dihydrotestosterone to castrated animals restored the enzyme activity whereas 5 alpha-androstan-3 beta,17-diol was not effective. Administration of testosterone propionate with one of its metabolites increased the activity of acid phosphatase in the prostate gland, however to a less extent than with the use of the hormone itself. The lowest activity is detected with the simultaneous application of three androgens.
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