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Giant hemolymph node of the mediastinum
The American Journal of Surgery, 1961Abstract There have been six previous cases of giant hemolymph node of the mediastinum reported in the literature. An additional case is reported in which the patient was subjected to surgical removal and has survived four years.
L F, KNOEPP, E C, UHRICH
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HEMAGGLUTININS FROM OYSTER HEMOLYMPH
Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1967Oyster hemolymph hemagglutinin agglutinated fish, rabbit, and human, red blood cells, was active over a wide pH range (optimum pH 7.5), and was heat-labile. Dialysis caused a greater reduction in the activity in the aged hemolymph than it did in the fresh hemolymph.
M F, Li, C, Flemming
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Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences, 2009
The clot's appearance in different large-bodied insects has been described, but until recently, little was known about any insect clot's molecular makeup, and few experiments could directly test its function. Techniques have been developed in Drosophila (fruit fly) larvae to identify clotting factors that can then be tested for effects on hemostasis ...
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The clot's appearance in different large-bodied insects has been described, but until recently, little was known about any insect clot's molecular makeup, and few experiments could directly test its function. Techniques have been developed in Drosophila (fruit fly) larvae to identify clotting factors that can then be tested for effects on hemostasis ...
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Green pigments of the hemolymph of insects
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1952Abstract The green color of the hemolymph of larvae of Pieris rapae, Cacoecia australana , and Amphipyra sanguinipuncta (all Lepidoptera) is due to the presence of yellow and blue chromoproteins. The prosthetic groups of the yellow component are β-carotene and lutein while that of the blue component is probably mesobiliverdin.
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Insect Hemolymph Immune Complexes
2020Insects possess powerful immune systems that have evolved to defend against wounding and environmental pathogens such as bacteria, fungi, protozoans, and parasitoids. This surprising sophistication is accomplished through the activation of multiple immune pathways comprised of a large array of components, many of which have been identified and studied ...
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The role of hemolymph coagulation in innate immunity
Current Opinion in Immunology, 1996Invertebrate animals, which lack adaptive immune systems, have developed defense systems that respond to common antigens on the surface of potential pathogens. Hemolymph coagulation is one such defense system in innate immunity. The discovery of lipopolysaccharide-sensitive and (1-->3)-beta-D-glucan-sensitive serine protease zymogens in horseshoe crab (
T, Muta, S, Iwanaga
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Ascaris lumbricoides: Succinate and tiglate in hemolymph
Experimental Parasitology, 1971Abstract When hemolymph is taken from Ascaris lumbricoides at the time the worm is collected from pigs, it contains acetic, propionic, 2-methylbutyric, n -valeric, 2-methylvaleric, and succinic acid radicals; tiglic acid is absent. After the worms have been kept for 3.5 hr in a saline medium, tiglate can be detected in the hemolymph and after 7.5
R P, Harpur, G, Leigh-Browne
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Antibacterial activity in the hemolymph of myriapods (Arthropoda)
Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1990The hemolymphs of two diplopod (Chicobolus sp. and Rhapidostreptus virgator) and two chilopod species (Lithobius forficatus and Scolopendra cingulata) were tested for the presence of antibacterial substances using Petri dish tests. The native hemolymph of all species had substances acting on living Micrococcus luteus, whereas only Rhapidostreptus ...
W E, Xylander, L, Nevermann
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Free amino acids in spider hemolymph
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2008We examined the free amino acid composition of hemolymph from representatives of five spider families with an interest in knowing if the amino acid profile in the hemolymph of orb-web-building spiders reflects the high demands for small organic compounds in the sticky droplets of their webs.
Tillinghast, Edward K., Townley, Mark A.
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Enkephalin-degrading activity in arthropode hemolymphe
Neuropeptides, 1985Enkephalin and related peptides are rapidly inactivated in Astacus fluviatilis and Limulus polyphemus hemolymphe. At least three different enzymes, an aminopeptidase, a carboxypeptidase and a peptidyl-dipeptidase, acting concomitantly on the peptide substrates have been identified.
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