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Peptide Hormone Gene
Peptide Hormone Genes encode Peptide Hormones, typically synthesized as larger precursor molecules from which are derived smaller active proteins that function as hormonal signals secreted by one tissue or organ and have physiological effects on other tissues or organs. (NCI Thesaurus)
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