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. 2008 Jan;18(1):113–122. doi: 10.1101/gr.6714008

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Figure 6. — Sequence alignment and phylogenetic relationships of insect corticotropin releasing factor (CRF)-like diuretic hormones (DH). The hypothetical tree implies possible evolutionary relationships among the DHs from different species of insects. Sequences are from Hyles_DH30 (P82015), Manduca_DH30 (P24858), Tenebrio_DH37 (P56618), Tribolium_DH37 (GLEAN_02243), Manduca_DH41 (AAB59200.1), Hyles_DH41 (P82014), Tenebrio_DH47 (P56619), Tribolium_DH47, Schistocerca_DH44 (P67801), Musca_DH44 (P67800), Drosophila_DH44 (NP_649922.2), Zootermopsis_DH46 (P82707), Periplaneta_DH46 (P41538), Diploptera_DH46 (P82373), Locusta_DH46 (AAB19827.1), Apis_DH43 (CAI45289.1), and Acheta_DH46 (P23834). The three Bombyx DHs were from the GenBank genome database. Amino acid numbers are not indicated because many have only mature peptide sequences in the GenBank.