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Compound class:
Endogenous peptide in human, mouse or rat
Comment: Gastrin-6 is the smallest circulating bioactive gastrin in humans. It is found in sulfated and nonsulfated forms, with sulphation increasing efficacy [1].
Species: Human
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Related Sequences  |
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| gastrin-17 {Sp: Mouse} |
TargetsCCK1 receptor; CCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-34 {Sp: Mouse} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| desulfated gastrin-14 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-17 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK1 receptor; CCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-34 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-52 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-71 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| desulfated gastrin-17 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| desulfated gastrin-34 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| desulfated gastrin-71 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-14 {Sp: Human} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-17 {Sp: Rat} |
TargetsCCK1 receptor; CCK2 receptor |
| gastrin-34 {Sp: Rat} |
TargetsCCK2 receptor |
