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Survival and Fecundity of Mosquitoes fed on Insect Haemolymph

Nature, 1969
IN captivity the mosquitoes, Aedes aegypti and Culextarsalis, are attracted to and feed on insect larvae1, and they live to produce viable eggs. This suggests that mosquitoes may sometimes feed on insects in nature. Here we report the amount of haemolymph taken by A. aegypti and the mortality and fecundity of insects fed haemolymph.
P, Harris, D, Cooke
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Amino acids and osmolarity in honeybee drone haemolymph

Amino Acids, 1999
In the haemolymph of honeybee drones, concentrations of free amino acids were higher than in worker haemolymph, with different relative proportions of individual amino acids. The overall concentration of free amino acids reached its highest level at the 5th day after adult drone emergence, and after the 9th day only minor changes in the concentration ...
B, Leonhard, K, Crailsheim
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Particles present in the haemolymph and defensive secretions of insects

Journal of Cell Science, 1969
ABSTRACT Defensive fluids obtained from the Garden Tiger, Scarlet Tiger and Burnet Moths and from the Monarch Butterfly and the Seven-Spot Ladybird Beetle, haemolymphs taken from the wasp, the Burying Beetle and the Rat Flea, and fluids from the eggs of the Garden Tiger, Gypsy Moth and Oak Eggar Moth were examined in the electron ...
D, Kay, M, Rothschild, R, Aplin
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BACTERIOSTATIC EFFECT OF HAEMOLYMPH OF LARVAE OF VARIOUS BOTFLIES

Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1960
Haemolymph from larvae of Cuterebra, Cephenemyia, Oestrus, and Gastero-philus inhibits the growth of several species of Sarcina and Micrococcus on nutrient media. The bacteriostatic substance in the haemolymph is thermostable and retains its bacteriostatic activity after it is diluted.
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Female specific proteins in Triatoma infestans haemolymph

Journal of Insect Physiology, 1973
Abstract The presence of female specific proteins in triatoma infestans haemolymph, as well as the relationship between the female specific proteins and egg proteins, were analysed. At the same time, the presence of specific female proteins in different instars was studied.
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Haemagglutinins in the haemolymph of planorbid snails

Annals of Tropical Medicine & Parasitology, 1967
D E, Gilbertson, F J, Etges
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Glycemic changes in social insect haemolymph (hymenoptera)

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 1975
Abstract 1. Experimentally induced changes in the glucose level of the haemolymph of various social insects are described. 2. In vitro incubation of haemolymph from the larvae or pupae of hornets, wasps, bees or ants, with midgut from the homologous or heterologous larvae or adults or even with midgut of other hymenopteran families causes a ...
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Keto acids in the haemolymph ofDysdercus koenigii (Fabr.)

Experientia, 1964
L'hemolymphe deDysdercus koenigii (Fabr.) est analysee pour la presence d'acides-keto. La chromatographie-papier a demontre la presence d'acide pyruvique et d'acide α-ketoglutarique. La concentration de l'acide pyruvique a variee de 25 a 30 mM et celle de l'acide α-ketoglutarique de 8 a 10 mM.
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Haemolymph and "blood count" of bees

Hrvatska pčela, 2016
Hemolimfa je tekućina otvorenog sustava cirkulacije najbrojnije skupine beskralješnjaka - člankonožaca (Arthropoda), u koju spadaju pauci, škorpioni, stonoge, rakovi i kukci, uključujući i medonosnu pčelu. Hemolimfa ustvari predstavlja funkcionalni ekvivalent krvi i limfi sisavaca (viših životinja i čovjeka) ; sudjeluje u mehanizmima imunog odgovora ...
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haemolymph, n.

2023
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