Characterization of two substance P antisera
Ernst Brodin, Göran Nilsson, Karl Folkers
Abstract
Ernst Brodin, Göran Nilsson, Karl Folkers
Abstract
The cross reactivity of two currently used substance P (SP) antisera (K 16 and K 25) with various analogues of SP, partial sequences of SP and other naturally occurring peptides were tested in a radioimmunoassay system. Both antisera were found to be C-terminal directed, this tendency being most pronounced for antiserum K 16. The capacity of antiserum K 25 to bind various SP-related peptides correlated to the previously described biological activity of these peptides on the isolated guinea pig ileum. The results thus indicate that this antiserum binds to a biologically active part of the SP-molecule.
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The cross reactivity of two currently used substance P (SP) antisera (K 16 and K 25) with various analogues of SP, partial sequences of SP and other naturally occurring peptides were tested in a radioimmunoassay system. Both antisera were found to be C-terminal directed, this tendency being most pronounced for antiserum K 16. The capacity of antiserum K 25 to bind various SP-related peptides correlated to the previously described biological activity of these peptides on the isolated guinea pig ileum. The results thus indicate that this antiserum binds to a biologically active part of the SP-molecule.
Key concepts: Antiserum, Radioimmunoassay, Cross reactions, Guinea pig, Substance P, Chemistry, Biological activity, Cross-reactivity