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Bovine chromaffin granules and large dense-cored vesicles of bovine splenic nerve were compared by one- and two-dimensional immunoblotting. Both types of vesicles contain chromogranin A, B and C. However, the proteolytic processing of these chromogranins within these vesicles is apparently different. Chromogranin B in chromaffin granules is processed by more than 80% whereas in nerve vesicles only 15% has been broken down to smaller proteins. In addition both types of vesicles contain dopamine beta-hydroxylase and cytochrome b-561.
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