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Chapter 1 advent (pages 1–6): J. C. Beck
Chapter 2 fresh wisdom of the Chemistry of Lactogenic Hormones (pages 7–26): Choh Hao Li
Chapter three The constitution and serve as of Human Placental Lactogen (pages 27–51): Louis M. Sherwood, Stuart Handwerger and William D. McLaurin
Chapter four legislation of the Synthesis and free up of Prolactin (pages 53–82): Robert M. MacLeod and Joyce E. Lehmeyer
Chapter five The Synthesis and Secretion of Placental Lactogen and Pituitary Prolactin (pages 83–110): H. Friesen, C. Belanger, H. Gwyda and P. Hwang
Chapter 6 Molecular organic features of Prolactin (pages 111–135): Roger W. Turkington
Chapter 7 Physiological and Pathological Secretion of Human Prolactin Studied through in vitro Bioassay (pages 137–150): Andrew G. Frantz, David L. Kleinberg and Gordon L. Noel
Chapter eight Use of a Rabbit Mammary Gland Organ tradition procedure to notice Lactogenic job in Blood (pages 151–167): Isabel A. Forsyth
Chapter nine dimension of Prolactin job in Human Serum through the Induction of particular Milk Proteins in vitro: ends up in a variety of scientific problems (pages 169–196): Roger W. Turkington
Chapter 10 The Concentrations of Human Prolactin in Plasma Measured by means of Radioimmunoassay: Experimental and Physiological changes (pages 197–206): Gillian D. Bryant and Frederick C. Greenwood
Chapter eleven the discharge of Prolactin and different Peptide Hormones from Human Anterior Pituitary Tissue Cultures (pages 207–224): Theresa M. Siler, L. L. Morgenstern and F. C. Greenwood
Chapter 12 Immunoassay of Human Placental Lactogen: Physiological stories in general and irregular being pregnant (pages 223–239): William N. Spellacy
Chapter thirteen Morphology of Prolactin Secretion (pages 241–255): J. L. Pastebls
Chapter 14 Secretion of Prolactin and development Hormone by means of Adenohypophyses of Rhesus Monkeys in vitro (pages 257–268): Charles S. Nicoll
Chapter 15 Tissue tradition of Human Hypophyses: facts of a particular Prolactin in guy (pages 269–286): J. L. Pasteels
Chapter sixteen Immunofluorescence reports at the Adenohypophysis in being pregnant (pages 287–297): J. Swanson Beck
Chapter 17 at the activities of Prolactin one of the Vertebrates: Is There a typical Denominator? (pages 299–324): Charles S. Nicoll and Howard A. Bern
Chapter 18 Hypothalamic regulate of Prolactin Secretion (pages 325–347): Joseph Meites
Chapter 19 Plasma Prolactin task in sufferers with Galactorrhoea After therapy with Psychotropic medicines (pages 349–359): M. Apostolakis, S. Kapetanakis, G. Lazos and A. Madena?Pyrgaki
Chapter 20 organic results of Non?Primate Prolactin and Human Placental Lactogen (pages 361–402): E. E. McGarry and J. C. Beck
Chapter 21 Conclusions (pages 403–404): J. C. Beck
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These common positions would seem to be more or less randomly distributed, there being no particular area(s) in which they are clearly concentrated. They are also about equally distributed between hydrophilic and hydrophobic residues. However, in terms of the total content in all three proteins, some residue types appear in the common positions much more than others. For example, with the exception of the CHEMISTRY OF LACTOGENIC HORMONES 21 small disulphide ring near the amino terminal of ovine prolactin, each halfcystine residue is hoinologous with a corresponding half-cystine in the other two molecules.
It may simply be that there is a large HPL sequence after cyanogen bromide treatment which is active. Do you oxidize with performic acid first? Sherwood: We are testing the cyanogen-bromide cleaved and performicoxidized material now, to find out which fiagment or fragments retains lactogenic activity. Whenever one modifies a protein chemically, there may be changes in the primary sequence as well as the secondary and tertiary structure. Clearly there are many precedents for fragments of protein hormones which retain biological activity, such as ACTH, parathyroid hormone and so forth.
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