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  • By using a radioimmunoassay for neuromedin N (NMN), a hexapeptide in the neurotensin (NT) family, extracts of canine small intestine were found to contain primarily (greater than 75%) large molecular form(s) of NMN, whereas the predominant species in brain was NMN itself [27].
  • Neuromedin N-like immunoreactivity was present in 0.1 N HCl extracts of rat brain at a concentration of 9.3 +/- 1.3 pmol/g of tissue and behaved like synthetic neuromedin N on HPLC [28].
  • Unilateral microinjections of neuromedin N into the MPC at doses of 2.5, 5, 10, 20 and 40 nmol produced a dose-related decrease in ICSS of the ipsilateral MPC [29].
  • A novel neurotensin-like peptide, designated neuromedin N, has been isolated from porcine spinal cord by using a bioassay for a stimulant effect on guinea pig ileum [30].
  • We have established antibodies against peptide sequences of the NT/NMN precursor and developed a sandwich immunoassay for the detection of pro NT/NMN immunoreactivity in human circulation [31].

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