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Distribution of binding sites for ovine placental lactogen in the sheep.

Specific binding sites for ovine placental lactogen (oPL) have been detected in the 100,000 × g pellet obtained from tissues derived from non-pregnant and pregnant ewes as well as from fetal tissues. Specific binding of ovine [125I]iodo-PL (percentage per milligram of protein) was found in non-pregnant ewe liver (28%), adipose tissue (20%), ovary (10%), corpus luteum (6%), uterus (5%), and fetal liver (5%). The specific binding of oPL was less than 3% in the following maternal tissues: mammary gland, adrenal, kidney, spleen, pancreas, lung, heart, skeletal muscle brain (cortex), and uterus near term (130–135 days’ gestation). Less than 3% specific binding was found also in several fetal tissues including adipose tissue, adrenal, kidney, spleen, pancreas, lung, heart, skeletal muscle, brain (cortex), and placenta near term (both fetal cotyledons and maternal caruncles). The binding of oPL to maternal liver, adipose tissue, ovary, corpus luteum, and fetal liver was inhibited by ovine GH but not by ovine PRL...