ArticleProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America2022
Somatostatin-type and allatostatin-C-type neuropeptides are paralogous and have opposing myoregulatory roles in an echinoderm.
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Abstract
Somatostatin (SS) and allatostatin-C (ASTC) are inhibitory neuropeptides in chordates and protostomes, respectively, which hitherto were identified as orthologs. However, echinoderms have two SS/ASTC-type neuropeptides (SS1 and SS2), and here, our analysis of sequence data indicates that SS1 is an ortholog of ASTC and SS2 is an ortholog of SS. The occurrence of both SS-type and ASTC-type neuropeptides in echinoderms provides a unique context to compare their physiological roles. Investigation of the expression and actions of the ASTC-type neuropeptide ArSS1 in the starfish
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