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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science, Vol 17, Issue 2, 111-115
Copyright © 1987 by Association of Clinical Scientists


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Insulin or insulin-like peptides in the human pituitary

GC Budd, B Pansky, and NJ Budd

Human pituitary cells and pancreatic islet beta cells from surgical and autopsy material showed positive immunoreactivity to anti-porcine insulin antisera demonstrating the presence in these tissues of insulin or insulin-like immunoreactive material. Glutaraldehyde-fixed, one micron epoxy sections were used and the polymerized resin was removed prior to staining with the peroxidase anti-peroxidase technique using guinea pig antisera to porcine insulin. Pancreatic beta cells served as the positive control, and appropriate negative controls were also utilized.





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