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Table 1.

Neuropeptide/peptide hormones predicted on the basis of transcriptome mining of Bugula neritina.

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Fig 1.

Precursor sequences of neuropeptide/peptide hormones from Bugula neritina.

Green: signal peptide; Red: putative mature peptide; Blue: preprotein sequence; Black underline: dibasic cleavage site.

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Table 2.

Predicted neuropeptide/peptide hormones from Bugula neritina.

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Fig 2.

A) Primary structure of the deduced precursor sequence of BnFDSIG-like and BnPedal/orcokinin-like and B) multiple sequence alignment of the mature FDSIG and Pedal/orcokinin neuropeptides.

Mature peptide sequences were derived from precursor protein sequences download from NCBI GenBank. PdFDSIG-P1-3: (AAP57098.1) pedal peptide preprohormone [Lymnaea stagnalis]; CrNLP-14-P1-3: (EFO91279.1) CRE-NLP-14 protein [Caenorhabditis remanei]; AsOrcokininB-P1-3: (ERG84279.1) orcokinin peptides type b [Ascaris suum]; CgOrcokinin-P1-3: (XP_011447518.1) PREDICTED: orcokinin peptides type A-like [Crassostrea gigas]; AcPedal-1-P1-3: (NP_001191585.1) pedal peptide-1 precursor [Aplysia californica]; LsPedal-P1-2: (AAP57098.1) pedal peptide preprohormone [Lymnaea stagnalis]; AaOrcokinin-P1-3: (AFK81939.1) orcokinin [Amphibalanus amphitrite]; BmOrcokininP1-2: BAG50371.1| orcokinin [Bombyx mori].

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Fig 3.

Expression of BnFDSIG-like, BnILP-B, and BnGHB5 during the larval stage.

(A) Whole-mount in situ hybridization (WISH), (B) a representative section of WISH and C) enlarged image of the region highlighted by the red dotted line in B), which includes the apical organ and neural plexus.

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Fig 4.

Sequence alignment of the Bugula neritina putative mature glycoprotein hormone beta 5 with homologs.

CgGHB5: (EKC24490.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5 Crassostrea gigas; TcGHB5: (EFA10760.1glycoprotein hormone beta 5) Tribolium castaneum; TnGHB5: (KRZ59516.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5 Trichinella nativa; BmGHB5: (NP_001124380.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5 Bombyx mori; DrGHB5: (XP_003198997.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5 Danio rerio; LaGHB5-1 (XP_013400795.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5-like isoform 1 Lingula anatina; LaGHB5-2: (XP_013400794.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5-like isoform 2 Lingula anatina; DmGHB5: (NP_001104335.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5 Drosophila melanogaster; HsGHB5: (AAO33390.1) glycoprotein hormone beta 5. Homo sapiens. The asterisk “*” marks the conserved cysteine that will form dimers.

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Fig 5.

Sequence alignment of Bugula neritina putative mature Neuropeptide F with homologs.

AcNPY: (NP_001191635.1) pro-neuropeptide Y precursor Aplysia californica; HsNPYY: (CAG46926.1) NPYY Homo sapiens; LsNPY: (CAB63265.1) NPY Lymnaea stagnalis; NvNPFL: (XP_008206766) NPF Nasonia vitripennis; DmBPYY: (AGB96023.1) NPF Drosophila melanogaster; BmNPY: (NP_001124361.1) NPF Bombyx mori. The RXR(F/Y) modified are conserved except in the putative mature peptide of BnNPY. The asterisk “*” denotes the conservation of tyrosine (Y) residues that are predicted to be sulfated in the mature peptide in the NPF family.

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Fig 6.

Sequence alignment of the Bugula neritina insulin-like peptide precursor protein with homologs.

CgMIRP-3-like: (XP_011415724.1) PREDICTED: molluscan insulin-related peptide 3-like [Crassostrea gigas]; BgMIRP-3-like: (XP_013070273.1) PREDICTED: molluscan insulin-related peptide 3-like [Biomphalaria glabrata]; CgILP: (XP_011455161.1) PREDICTED: insulin-like peptide [Crassostrea gigas]; AcIns: (AF160192_1) insulin precursor [Aplysia californica]; PdILP 3: (AHB62360.1) insulin-related peptide 3 neuropeptide precursor [Platynereis dumerilii]; PdILP 2: (AHB62359.1) insulin related peptide 2 neuropeptide precursor [Platynereis dumerilii]; HsIns: (AAA59172.1) insulin [Homo sapiens]. Putative monobasic/dibasic cleavage sites are indicated by blue blocks. Amino acid residues corresponding to signal peptide. The A chain, B chain and C chain are indicated by a purple, green, blue and orange background color, respectively. Disulfide bonds are indicated by black lines connecting the two corresponding cysteine residues.

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Fig 7.

Multiple sequence alignment of BnVP-like with vasopressin and oxytoxin homologs, and VP-type peptide precursor from deuterostome and protostome taxa.

SpOxy: oxytocin-neurophysin 1 [Strongylocentrotus purpuratus] (XP_003724490.1); HsOxy:) oxytocin-neurophysin 1 preproprotein [Homo sapiens] (NP_000906.1); HsVas: (P_000481.2) vasopressin-neurophysin 2-copeptin preproprotein [Homo sapiens]; RnVas: (CAA25795.2) vasopressin precursor [Rattus norvegicus]; MmVas: (AAC42027.1) neurophysin II/vasopressin [Mus musculus]; DrOxy: (NP_840076.1) oxytocin-neurophysin 1 precursor [Danio rerio]; DrVas: NP_840078.1| vasopressin-neurophysin 2-copeptin precursor [Danio rerio]; GgVas: (NP_990516.1) vasotocin-neurophysin VT precursor [Gallus gallus]; XtVaso: XP_002936404.1| PREDICTED: vasopressin-neurophysin 2-copeptin [Xenopus (Silurana) tropicalis]; EfAnn: (CAD20057.2) annetocin precursor [Eisenia fetida]; PdVas: (ABR68852.1) vasotocin-neurophysin [Platynereis dumerilii]; DpVas: (EFX71881.1) putative vasopressin-like neuropeptide preprohormone [Daphnia pulex]; TcVas: (EFA09262.1) arginine vasopressin-like peptide [Tribolium castaneum]; OvCep: (BAC84978.1) cephalotocin precursor [Octopus vulgaris]; OvOct: (BAC82435.1) octopressin [Octopus vulgaris]; (AAB35220.1) conopressin [Lymnaea stagnalis]; CgCono: (XP_011434624.1) PREDICTED: conopressin/neurophysin-like [Crassostrea gigas]. Disulfide bridges are indicated by a bolded curve. Two amino acids inserted in BnVP-like are indicated by the black arrow. The BnVP-like sequence is underlined in red. Note the hydrophobic region near the N-terminus of the putative carrier peptide neurophysin is completely absent in BnVP-like.

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