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Human decidua tissue releases immunoactive prolactin into the medium upon incubation in vitro. The prolactin secreted is indistinguishable from pituitary prolactin in its binding and displacement characteristics, using two different antisera. By gel chromatographic criteria more than 90% of the prolactin is monomeric.
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