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titleOfInvention Manamako egg maturation-inducing peptide
abstract [PROBLEMS] To elucidate the protein structure of a sea cucumber egg maturation-inducing hormone in order to increase the yield of mature sea cucumber eggs, and to elucidate the minimum effective protein structure with high economic efficiency. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] A sea cucumber oocyte maturation-inducing active peptide having a molecular weight of 4.6 kDa (measured by TOF-MS method or acrylamide electrophoretic method) derived from a sea cucumber radiating nerve tissue, including the amino acid sequence: VLSKQAHHHHHEGWSLPGVPAEIDDLAGNIDYNIFKEQREKIK (SEQ ID NO: 1) A peptide comprising the peptide and an amino acid sequence that is a partial sequence of the peptide, and having activity of inducing ripening of sea cucumber. [Selection] Figure 10
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