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S. I. GIRGIS
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F. GALAN GALAN
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T. R. ARNETT
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Q. BONE
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M. RAVAZZOLA
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I. MacINTYRE
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A molecule very closely resembling human calcitonin immunologically and chromatographically was extracted from the nervous systems of several protochordates and a cyclostome, Myxine. The presence of human calcitonin-like molecules in the nervous systems of primitive chordates suggests that they have some function in the nervous system of these species and that the bone-regulating function of the calcitonins may have arisen much later in the vertebrates.
