Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 14 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-17616-7_15
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Chemistry Between Salamanders: Evolution of the SPF Courtship Pheromone System in Salamandridae

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“…PS = P. sagorum , PM = P. matudai ; **** ≥ 5000, ** ≥ 2500, ** ≥ 1000, * ≥ 500 (in parenthesis = expression level below 50 TPM) Protein homology Extract of known functions in other species Main location of expression in other taxa Expression level References 2D-TFPs (e.g. sodefrin precursor-like factor, phospholipase A2 inhibitor) Sex pheromones, toxins, cholinergic signalling, immune regulation, Phospholipase inhibition Sex glands; various organs PS****, PM**** [ 44 , 45 , 84 ] Kazal-type inhibitors (Ovomucoid-like) Protease inhibitor (e.g. Trypsin), egg protein, possibly secretion protection Oviduct (liver) PS**, PM**** [ 85 – 87 ] Ovostatin Protease inhibitor (e.g.…”
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“…PS = P. sagorum , PM = P. matudai ; **** ≥ 5000, ** ≥ 2500, ** ≥ 1000, * ≥ 500 (in parenthesis = expression level below 50 TPM) Protein homology Extract of known functions in other species Main location of expression in other taxa Expression level References 2D-TFPs (e.g. sodefrin precursor-like factor, phospholipase A2 inhibitor) Sex pheromones, toxins, cholinergic signalling, immune regulation, Phospholipase inhibition Sex glands; various organs PS****, PM**** [ 44 , 45 , 84 ] Kazal-type inhibitors (Ovomucoid-like) Protease inhibitor (e.g. Trypsin), egg protein, possibly secretion protection Oviduct (liver) PS**, PM**** [ 85 – 87 ] Ovostatin Protease inhibitor (e.g.…”
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“…The evolution of SPF as a pheromone system has already been well investigated for some amphibians. It is known to have a history of gene duplications of which the derived proteins of two gene lineages (alpha and beta, differing in cysteine patterns, for details see [ 44 ]) were shown to perform a pheromone function in salamanders [ 25 , 45 ]. Furthermore, a recent study showed that multiple families of both terrestrially and aquatically reproducing anurans also independently recruited SPF proteins, most likely for chemical sexual communication.…”
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“…The majority of pheromones described in amphibians are proteins directly transferred to the mating partner (over the nose or through the skin) and categorized as courtship pheromones (Arnold & Houck, 1982). In salamanders, it has been shown that such courtship pheromones positively influence female receptivity for reproduction (for reviews see Bossuyt et al, 2019a;Woodley & Staub, 2021). Courtship pheromones are produced by the males in large glandular clusters (i.e.…”
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