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Chemical and biological characterization of a bovine growth hormone-sepharose complex.

Bovine growth hormone (bGH) was bound to Sepharose 4B and the complex was studied for stability and biological activity. The preparation was extensively washed until no more leakage of hormone was detected. The hormone-Sepharose complex was active in vivo on the basis of the rat tibial width assay. The bGH-Sepharose was also found in vitro to increase [14C]glucose conversion to 14CO2 in epididymal adipose tissue from hypo-physectomized rats. Free bGH found in the incubation medium contributed to the GH-like activity. This free material was released from bGH-Sepharose in the incubation medium even in the absence of any exposure to adipose tissue. The free material appeared to be bGH on the basis of gel filtration and biological response. (Endocrinology 95: 1554, 1974)