DHA (1) has been measured in plasma by a radioimmunoassay procedure using an antiserum to DHA-7-BSA whose specificity is such that the procedure is carried out directly on diluted, unextracted plasma. The method has been used to obtain plasma DHA secretory patterns and mean concentrations and the data are in accord with those determined by related but more laborious techniques.
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