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Lead analyses were performed on capillary blood samples from 2-week-old Japanese quail, using a standard microprocedure. The difficulties encountered included coagulation when the blood aliquot was diluted with Triton X-100, loss of lead during the ashing stage, and non-parallel calibration curves. Recommendations to overcome these problems are presented.
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