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1. An antiserum specific for bovine GFAP was employed in a comparative
study of this protein in several species of bony fish and in an anura
n species. 2. The immunological properties of this protein are conserv
ed in a remarkable way in all the species examined. 3. Analysis of tro
ut and bovine GFAP by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis indicated th
at the charge properties of this protein have remained quite constant
from fish to mammals.