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Pancreastatin distribution and plasma levels in the pig

Bretherton-Watt et al., 1988

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13317704120140063860
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Bretherton-Watt D
Ghatei M
Bishop A
Facer P
Fahey M
Hedges M
Williams G
Valentino K
Tatemoto K
Roth K
Polak J
Bloom S
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Pancreastatin is a peptide isolated from porcine pancreas which has insulin-suppressive actions in vitro and sequence homology with chromogranin A. Using radioimmunoassay and immunocytochemistry we investigated whether pancreastatin has a more widespread …
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