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Partially purified bovine parathyroid hormone (PTH) produced two kinds of antisera, GP-100 reacting with 125I-labeled bovine PTH (b-PTH 1-84) alone and GP-M reacting with 125I-labeled synthetic N-terminal portion of bovine PTH (b-PTH 1-34) as well as b-PTH 1-84. Rat serum PTH reacted with the latter but not in the former, suggesting a similarity to b-PTH 1-34. Rat serum PTH became undetectable after parathyroidectomy, and increased after Na2-EDTA injection and following renal injury with sodium sulfacetylthiazole.
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