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The products formed from mammalian neurotensin by peptidases in two subcellular fractions from rat, mouse, dove, terrapin and goldfish brain were separated and identified using high-performance liquid chromatography. The main neurotensin metabolites were [1-8]-, [1-10]- and [1-7]-sequences; goldfish and terrapin brain fractions also produced [1-11]- and [1-12]-fragments. Avian neurotensin was cleaved by peptidases in rat and dove brain fractions to [1-8]-, [9-13]-, [1-10]- and [1-12]-fragments. Similar mechanisms of inactivation were found for both mammalian and avian neurotensins .
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