Galanin is a regulatory 30-or 29-amino acid peptide, widely distributed in the nervous
system and gut, that acts via three subtypes of G protein-coupled receptors, named GAL-R1 …

Galanin has been shown to be present in substantial quantities in the human and rat
genitourinary tract by radioimmunoassay and immunocytochemistry. The highest …

Galanin is a regulatory peptide with wide distribution in the central and peripheral nervous
system and with numerous biological effects. Several radioimmunoassays based on …

Galanin was measured by radioimmunoassay in whole thickness extracts of the
gastrointestinal wall from four species and in extracts from separate layers of human small …

Galanin is a widely distributed regulatory peptide which modulates the pituitary secretion of
PRL and GH. Estrogen administration strongly stimulates galanin gene expression in the rat …

The mechanisms by which central or systemic administration of galanin stimulates GH
secretion were investigated in either conscious or urethane-anesthetized male rats …

From acid/ethanol extracts of surgical specimens of human large intestine we isolated two
peptides, in approximately equal amounts, that reacted with an antiserum against porcine …

To determine whether galanin (GAL), a 29-amino acid neuropeptide, plays a role in the
physiological regulation of the pulsatile secretion of GH and PRL in the male rat, secretory …

Human galanin (hGAL) is a 30-amino acid neurohormone that has recently been shown to
differ significantly from porcine and rat GAL. We investigated the endocrine and …

The neuropeptide galanin (1–29) binds with high affinity to hypothalamic receptors (KD∼
0.9 nM) and regulates feeding behavior. The N‐terminal fragments (1–16),(1–16) NH2 are …