Starch-gel Electrophoresis of Anterior Pituitary Hormones

Ferguson, K. A.; Wallace, Andrew L.

doi:10.1038/190629a0

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“…Moreover, the ability of oxytocin to enhance the Naretaining action of aldosterone in blood from intact animals may be of physiological importance (de Lima & Lockett, 1963). The direct renal effect of the lactogenic hormone, immunologically identical with (Irie & Barrett, 1962) and electrophoretically similar to (Ferguson & Wallace, 1961) growth hormone awaits our investigation. SUMMARY 1.…”

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Some actions of growth hormone on the perfused cat kidney

Lockett¹,

Roberts²

1963

The Journal of Physiology

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Some actions of growth hormone on the perfused cat kidney

Lockett¹,

Roberts²

1963

The Journal of Physiology

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“…at 0*^. The clear whey-protein fraction was removed, and horizontal starch gel electrophoresis carried out using the method of Ferguson and Wallace (1961).…”

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Specific Proteins in the Whey From Milk of the Grey Kangaroo

Lemon

Poole

1969

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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Summary. Whey-proteins in the milk of the grey kangaroo were examined by stairli gel elettrophoresis. Two specific proteins in the whey, altlioiiuli altscnt initially, were produced during the second half of lactation. The production of these proteins was unrelated to the occurrence of oe.strus. ovulation and muting, or to tlie onset of activity in the corpus liiteum derived from ovulation during lactation.INTRODUCTION.

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“…(ii) Transferrin The method used was horizontal electrophoresis of serum samples in starch gel (Smithies 1955) in the discontinuous 'buffer system described by Ferguson and Wallace (1961).…”

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