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Identification and distribution of immunoreactive peptide YY in the human, canine, and murine gastrointestinal tracts: species-related antibody recognition differences

Roddy et al., 1987

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5372998288670530203
Author
Roddy D
Koch T
Reilly W
Carney J
Go V
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Regulatory peptides

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A radioimmunoassay using two antisera (antibody 80 and antibody 213) from rabbits immunized with porcine peptide YY has been characterized for both sensitivity and specificity. To determine the distribution of peptide YY in the gut, fresh tissue specimens from …
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