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'l58 including adlpose tissue, adrenal , kldney, spìeen, pancreas, lung, heart, skeletaì muscle, brain(cortex) and pìacental tissue near tenn (both fetal and maternal cotyledons). The specific bindlng of l25I_opRL to 100,000 x g pellet obtained from pregnant sheep uterus (90_t35 days) increased to 14 * 3.6% | mg proteln (average of studies Ín uterlne tissue fron slx pregnant ewes) and less than 3S in the Zg0 x g and 15,000 xg pellets from these animals. As shown ln Figure 22, opL was only l/.l0 as active as opRL ln competing for the pRL binding sites, whereas hGH was at least twice as potent as the pRL standard. Figure 23 depicts the hormonal activities ( placental 'lactogen-ìike, A; growth hormone-ìike, B; and prolactin_like, C) in the placental extracts of various species. when the concentrations of these hormonal activities for various species are ca]culated using opl, hGH, and oPRL as standards as shown in Tabte III, it appears that sheep placenta] extract has the highest placentar ractogen-fike activity, monkey placental extract has the highest growth hormone-llke actlvity, and primate(human and monkey) p'lacentaì extracts contain the highest prol acti n-ì ike activÍty.
F 2 o o o\ ¡¡ig ô 2 Þ 0 (¡ l5e ta tac t.aao HorMoNE co¡lccNrRArloN (nelm il tio"r"ro. t*o*i* (0., *",nn,,-n)t 4 Fìgure 234. Estimation of placenta'l tu.togin-tiL. activity in tne placental extracts of varlous species using opl and sheep .liver (100,000 x g fracilons) as hormone standard and receptors respectively.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA STUDIES
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To My parents and wife: Mn & Mrs. K
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CONTTNT S I. REVIEW 0N PLACENTAL PR
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V. RESULTS E. STUDIES ON THT BIOSYN
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Peptide Hormones: ACTH CG FSH GH LH
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LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE PAGE I Linea
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22 Radioreceptor assay for oPRL us.
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Effect of PGF,. and lactogenic horm
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ABSTRACT STUDIES 0N 0VINE PLACENTAL
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eceptor-b i nd i ng studies show th
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-2- years have seen an increasing i
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-4- secretion of a peptide hor:none
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NHt-Aì a-Pro-Asp-Val -Gl n-Asp-Cys
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6a NH, -Ser-Lys -G'l u.Pro -Leu -Ar
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-8- 197J-; Rayford et al | !9721 .
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-10- sialic acid díd not alter the
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-L2- and Biasucci (1969) denonstrat
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_14_ addition of CAMP (Handwerger e
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-16- conponents I the.faster haying
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_18_ by hcc, as evidenced by increa
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_20- (Mason et a1 , L973i Menon ¡
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21a NH, -Vaì -G1 n-Thr-Val -Pro-Le
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-23- growth-promoting ef,fect, wher
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-25- diffusion teÊt. Josi¡novich
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-27- v¡hereas in the tissue extrac
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-29- found products of molecular we
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-3r- vÍii) S.ecreLion and metabol
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- 33 - metabolic factors may influe
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-35- Although hpI, si¡nuLates the
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-37- C. CIIHER ITUMAN PLACENTAL PEP
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_39_ stimulating activityf is found
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-4t-- (iii) Human Chorionic Cortlco
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- 43 - syncytiotrophoblast (Tatarin
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- 45 - Ib SUBPRTMATE PLACENTAT PR.O
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-47 - samples, signif,icant elevati
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-49- required for the chorignÍc ao
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B. (i) -51 - MONI(ET PLACENTAL I,AC
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- 53 - brith 13 minutes for hpl,. T
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55 Pregnarit Marê Sêrum Gonâdót
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II b. NON - pRl¡late PT,ACENTAT.
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(iv¡ Inmuhologicat Mêthogs: - 59-
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_ 6t_ 1974; Fellows et a1, 1974¡ H
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63 Ordêr Rodêhtia (Tat, nicê, ro
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Guinea Pi g: 65 Hypophysectomy of t
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-67 Orilet Perissodactyla (Horse an
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-69 activity in the N-acetyl-lactos
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(Íi) coat: -71 The goat is a spont
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- 73- When serum from a pregnant go
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-75 Gusdon et al (1920)using . haer
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77 (c) Imnunologicaì Properties of
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-79 - SECTION II : OYINE REpROpucTI
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BI which contain' as lvell as the o
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83 ce11s usually contaln either num
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85 non-pregnant values did not diff
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8rl Leaf blank to corect nr.rmberin
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- 89- luteolysis when supesistpessd
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9t SECTION IV¡ MtTttODs AND IIATER
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- 93- (.TCA) solution were added co
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-95 - (ÞPRL' NIH-P-B3) , and all q
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97 buffer, the eluates were pooled,
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Char4ctêf ization Pfocedures l. Ch
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t0t (c) À.nalvticaL .{rod.iu¡n do
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103 B : MFTÍÍOD OF DETECTION AND
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AFsa)¡- ProceiiureS 105 Specific b
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Page 131 and 132: 109 D. RTNG PREGNôXCY (l) Maternâ
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Page 141 and 142: (2) Assav of ìuteo.trgpic effec.t
Page 143 and 144: EXPERIMENT # TI (7 days after HCG)
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Page 147 and 148: SECTION V : RESULTS (r) LACTOGEN DU
Page 149 and 150: 127 Fractioñâtión of oPL. from c
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Page 157 and 158: TABLE I TABLE OF PURIFICATION OF OV
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Page 163 and 164: 14r Anal.vtical Sodi um Dodecyl Sql
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Page 167 and 168: ¿ o s : t45 Figure 15b. Displaceme
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Page 171 and 172: Tissue used for binding ôtudies Li
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Page 179: o c o U o òs -o c2o ao eÀo o 'o .
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Page 185 and 186: 163 Figure 24 shows the sensltivity
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Page 225 and 226: Ch aracteri zati on 203 Analytical
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209 than with prolactin-like effect
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2t1 the jncrease in oPRL binding si
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213 The resuìts obtained indicate
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215 on the role af PL in the fetus.
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Surgi ca1 method- 217 Our studies o
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219 5.Relationships amonq opRL. oGH
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221 The nature of thelarge nolecula
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223 data argue for a close interact
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]. TABLE OF CHEMICAL PROPERTIES GUI
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cor,t coAT (bPL) (cpl) 3. TABLE OF
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À) E 229 Figure 43. The secretion
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231 H. POSSIBLE ROLT OF OVINE PLACE
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233 Our studies on the blnding of o
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235 through its binding to cotpus l
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237 Furthermore, oPL neasurement in
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239 circulationand alìantoic f'lul
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SECTICN IX PUBLICATIONS A) Manuscr
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SECTION X: BIBLIOGRAPHY Abramovich,
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Beas,F., Saìinas, 4., GonzalezrF.,
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247 Brody,S,, and Carlstrom,G.,J.Cl
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249 Crosignanì ,P.G. , Nencioni ,
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25t Friesen,H.G., Endocrinoìogy 76
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253 Grinwich,D.L., M. Hichens, and
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25s Hum, V.G., Knipfel , J.G., and
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?57 Knopp,R,H,, H,J. Ruder,E. Herra
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259 Manku,M.S., and D.F. Horrobin,
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261 , :iir .,.-;;r-,:, Morgan, F.J.
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263 Pierce,G.B., Midþley,A.R. and
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?65 Shepard, T.H.., Gen. Comp. Endo
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267 Tsuruhara,T., Dufau,M.L., Hickm
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