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FXPRLamide (pyrokinin/PBAN) family

Altstein et al., 2013

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13679610054880433538
Author
Altstein M
Hariton A
Nachman R
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Handbook of biologically active peptides

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The pyrokinin/pheromone biosynthesis-activating neuropeptide (PK/PBAN) family is one of the most studied neuropeptide (Np) families in insects and is one of the most important in insect physiology regulation. Physiological functions regulated by the PK/PBAN peptides …
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