2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.peptides.2011.08.005
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Sequencing and biological effects of an adipokinetic/hypertrehalosemic peptide in the stick insect, Baculum extradentatum

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“…Currently, around 55 isoforms, derived from various insect species, have been described (Gäde, 2009; Caers et al, 2012; Gäde and Marco, 2012; Jedlička et al, 2012; Malik et al, 2012; Weaver et al, 2012). They consist of 8–10 amino acids, and are characterized by a blocked N-terminus (pyroglutamate) and C-terminus (amidation) (Gäde and Auerswald, 2003).…”
Section: Deorphanized Neuropeptide Receptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, around 55 isoforms, derived from various insect species, have been described (Gäde, 2009; Caers et al, 2012; Gäde and Marco, 2012; Jedlička et al, 2012; Malik et al, 2012; Weaver et al, 2012). They consist of 8–10 amino acids, and are characterized by a blocked N-terminus (pyroglutamate) and C-terminus (amidation) (Gäde and Auerswald, 2003).…”
Section: Deorphanized Neuropeptide Receptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the present study, we further compared cardiophysiological responses in C. morosus specimens with a neck ligature and those without a ligature. Previously, it had been established that a pronounced and significant metabolic response of hypertrehalosemia in C. morosus could only be shown in ligated animals (Gäde & Lohr, ) and the semi‐isolated heart bioassay was performed with decapitated B. extradentatum specimens (Malik et al., ). In the present study, nonligatured stick insects displayed a wider range of heart beat rates at rest with a significantly higher average heart beat rate (44 beats/min) than in animals that were ligated (38 beats/min).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proctolin, the first insect neuropeptide that had been isolated and characterized from the American cockroach Periplaneta americana (Brown & Starratt, ), and CCAP, first isolated from the shore crab, Carcinus maenas (Stangier, Hilbich, Beyreuther, & Keller, ), are well known for their cardiostimulating effects in various insects (see reviews by Chowański et al., ; Orchard, Belanger, & Lange, ). Additionally, some members of the adipokinetic hormone/red pigment‐concentrating hormone (AKH/RPCH) family, which are mainly known for their regulation of insect energy metabolism (Gäde, ), are also reported to be capable of increasing the rate of heart beat in certain insects: Peram‐CAH‐I & ‐II, tested in P. americana (Baumann & Gersch, ; Scarborough et al., ); Peram‐CAH‐I & ‐II, Rommi‐CC‐I, Grybi‐AKH, Locmi‐AKH‐I, Schgr‐AKH‐II, Bladi‐HrTH, Panbo‐RPCH, and Carmo‐HrTH‐II, tested in P. americana (Baumann, Gäde, & Penzlin, ); Carmo‐HrTH‐II tested in Baculum extradentatum (Malik, Gäde, & Lange, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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