The distribution of intermedin: A new biological method of assay and results of tests under normal and experimental conditions

Kleinholz, L. H.; Rahn, Hermann

doi:10.1002/ar.1090760205

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“…Melanotropin or intermedin is present in the intermediate lobe of mammals but is present in the anterior lobe of chickens (Kleinholz and Rahn, 1940) and ducks (Mialhe-Voloss and Benoit, 1954). The cephalic portion of the lobe of chickens is considerably more potent (20 times) than the caudal portion.…”

Section: Melanotropin (Msh)mentioning

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“…The cephalic portion of the lobe of chickens is considerably more potent (20 times) than the caudal portion. Kleinholz and Rahn (1940) used the hypophysectomized lizard, Anolis carolinensis, to assay the potencies of the pituitaries of several species for intermedin. (1940) reported that this hormone is present in the chick·s hypophysis as 297 298 15.…”

Section: Melanotropin (Msh)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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