Abstract
1. Lysine vasopressin induces resistance to extinction of active avoidance behaviour (De Wied, 1971).
2. Digestion of lysine vasopressin with trypsin almost completely destroys the pressor-, antidiuretic-, oxytocic- and corticotrophin-releasing factor activities of lysine vasopressin, but does not materially influence its effect on the maintenance of an avoidance response.
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