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The expression of PCs was examined by immunocytochemistry and in situ hybridization of mouse G-cells. Finally, the in vitro effect of recombinant PC5\/6 on progastrin and progastrin fragments containing the relevant dibasic cleavage sites was also examined. The results showed that mouse G-cells express PC1\/3, 2 and 5\/6. The concentration of progastrin in PC1\/3-null mice was elevated 3-fold. Chromatography showed that cleavage of the Arg36Arg37 and Arg73Arg74 sites were grossly decreased. Accordingly, the concentrations of progastrin products were markedly reduced, \u03b1-amidated gastrins (-34 and -17) being 25% of normal. Lack of PC1\/3 was without effect on the third dibasic site (Lys53Lys54), which is the only processing site for PC2. Recombinant PC5\/6 did not cleave any of the dibasic processing sites in progastrin and fragments containing the relevant dibasic processing sites. 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