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The degradation of insulin and glucagon was investigated in rat brain, kidney, and liver during postnatal ontogenesis. It was found that a maximal activity around 13 d is unique for CNS and differs remarkably from time-course in liver and kidney. It is concluded that this result supports the hypothesis of a growth promoting role of insulin in developing rat brain.
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