Sulfakinin-1 |
sulfated chorionic gonadotropin |
C16L protein |
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Sulfakinins are a family of arthropod neuropeptides structurally and functionally similar to the vertebrate brain-gut peptides cholecystokinin / gastrin, and may have originated from a common ancestral gastrin/CCK-like peptide (Baldwin et al, 2010). They have been found in cockroaches, flies, beetles, moths, locusts, crickets, and also in shrimp and lobsters (see below). For some examples see: callisulfakinin, drosulfakinins, leucosulfakinins, locustasulfakinins, neosulfakinins, perisulfakinin. Apart from insects, sulfakinins have been shown to be more widespread among arthropods. For examples see: Penaeus monodon sulfakinins,
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