Abstract
1. 1. Estimation of gonadotropin content of five batches of carp pituitaries by three assay systems yielded similar relative potencies. The assays differed in their estimates of absolute pituitary gonadotropin content. 2. 2. Carp gonadotropin was found to be more potent than salmonid gonadotropins in a bioassay based on cyclic AMP accumulation in immature grass carp ovary.
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