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Biosynthesis of monkey growth hormone and prolactin in vitro.

Pituitary glands from male, female, pregnant and lactating monkeys were incubated in vitro with 3H-l-4,5-leucine. The biosynthesis and secretion of monkey growth hormone (MGH) and prolactin (MPr) were determined by immunoprecipitation and radioimmunoassay methods using antisera to human growth hormone or antisera to ovine and monkey prolactin. At 4 hr, 3H-MPr was the principal 3H-protein identified in the incubation media of the male monkey pituitary gland, whereas at 24 hr 3H-MGH was more abundant. In the media of pregnant or lactating monkeys 3H-MPr formed over 65 % of the 3H-proteins in the media at both 4 and 24 hr. After gel filtration of the incubation media, 3H-MPr and 3H-MGH accounted for more than 80 % of the single 3H-protein peak which emerged with an elution volume almost coincident with MGH. Although there was some variation in the release of MGH into the incubation media by all 4 types of pituitary glands, the release of MPr was at least 8-fold greater by pituitary glands from pregnant or la...