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SCPB‐ and FMRFamide‐like immunoreactivities in lobster neurons: Colocalization of distinct peptides or colabeling of the same peptide(s)?

Virtually all of the SCPB‐like immunoreactive neurons (ca. 60 cells) in the lobster Homarus americanus also contain FMRFamide‐like immunoreactivity. Control experiments reveal that SCPB‐and FMRFamide‐like immunoreactivities are successfully preadsorbed with their specific antigens, while the normal staining pattern is retained following preadsorption of each antibody with the alternate peptide. These experiments potentially lead to the conclusion that the anti‐SCPB and anti‐FMRFamide antibodies are labeling distinct compounds that are colocalized in lobster neurons.