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. 2016 May 4;7:11436. doi: 10.1038/ncomms11436

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(a) Gene ontology enrichment comparing the identified peptidome to its corresponding hypothalamic proteome. (b) Logo plots for the C- and N-terminal regions flanking peptides split by pro-hormone precursor group membership. (c) Logo plots for the C- and N-terminal regions flanking LPVs split by pro-hormone precursor group membership. (d) Logo plots for the C- and N-terminal regions flanking amidated LPVs split by pro-hormone precursor group membership. (e) Overview of number of identifications and their modification state. In total, 14,416 unique peptides sequences were found, 20% were found in orthologous protein groups that contained a pro-hormone precursor.