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ocalization of amylin-like immunoreactivity in elanocyte-stimulating hormone-containing cells of the pars ntermedia but not those of the pars distalis in the axolotl ( Ambystoma exicanum ) pituitary

Immunohistochemical techniques were employed to investigate the distribution of amylin-like immunoreactivity in the axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) pituitary. Amylin-immunoreactive cells were observed in the pars intermedia, and these cells were found to be immunoreactive for -melanocytestimulating hormone ( MSH) as well. In contrast, MSH-immunoreactive cells in the pars distalis were immuno-negaitive for amylin. These light microscopic findings were confirmed by immunoelectron microscopy. Amylin-immunoreactive signals were located on the haloes of presumable secretory granules in association with MSH-immunoreactive signals in the amylin-positive cells. However, in the pars distalis, the MSH-positive cells did not contain amylin-immunoreactive secretory granules. West-