Using the method of column chromatography the content of adenyl nucleoptides in the muscle and liver homogentates was determined in the rats subjected to short-lasting, intensive physical exercise. Following the exercise a slight increase in AMP and a decrease in ATP levels were found in the liver. In the muscles the levels of AMP and ADP increased while the level of ATP decreased markedly.
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