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Multifunctional lysozymes from the assassin bug Sycanus bifidus: Insecticidal proteins with anticoagulant and melanization inhibition properties. [PDF]
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The hemolymph microbiome of insects
Journal of Insect Physiology, 2019Hemolymph has long been recognized as a key mediator of nutritional and immunological homeostasis in insects, with the tacit understanding that hemolymph is a hostile environment for microorganisms, and microbiologically sterile in healthy insects.
Angela Douglas, Frances Blow
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Peptides, 2006
The hemolymph of invertebrates contains factors that facilitate clotting as a defense mechanism for injury. However, the clotting process may impair the measurement of hormone titers by interfering with the extraction of peptides. Using hemolymph from freshwater crayfish, our results demonstrate that hemolymph clotting appears to reduce both the amount
Stephen Tobe
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The hemolymph of invertebrates contains factors that facilitate clotting as a defense mechanism for injury. However, the clotting process may impair the measurement of hormone titers by interfering with the extraction of peptides. Using hemolymph from freshwater crayfish, our results demonstrate that hemolymph clotting appears to reduce both the amount
Stephen Tobe
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Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 2004 The 48-h acute toxicity range of nitrite to narrow-clawed crayfish, Astacus leptodactylus was within 22 and 70 mg L-1 (mean 29.43 mg L-1). Environmental chloride (100 mg L-1 chloride) increased the 48-h toxicity of nitrite to a range of 31 and 80 mg L-1 (
Hijran Yavuzcan Yıldız
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Crustacean Hemolymph Lipoproteins
2020Lipoproteins mediate the transport of apolar lipids in the hydrophilic environment of physiological fluids such as the vertebrate blood and the arthropod hemolymph. In this overview, we will focus on the hemolymph lipoproteins in Crustacea that have received most attention during the last years: the high density lipoprotein/β-glucan binding proteins ...
Ulrich, Hoeger, Sven, Schenk
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The coagulation of insect hemolymph
Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences CMLS, 2002In contrast to both vertebrates and non-insect arthropods, little is known about the coagulation of hemolymph (hemostasis) in insects. We discuss the integration of the hemostatic response with other branches of the insect immune system. We also describe the present stage in the characterization of both soluble and cellular factors that contribute to ...
Theopold, Ulrich J. +4 more
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Journal of Insect Physiology, 2002
In comparison to insects and Crustacea, our knowledge of the predominant hemolymph proteins in ticks is minimal. The hemolymph protein most studied in ticks has been vitellogenin (Vg). Vg is synthesized by the tick fat body after female adults obtain a blood meal, is released into the hemolymph and is absorbed by developing oocytes as vitellin (Vn ...
N P., Gudderra +3 more
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In comparison to insects and Crustacea, our knowledge of the predominant hemolymph proteins in ticks is minimal. The hemolymph protein most studied in ticks has been vitellogenin (Vg). Vg is synthesized by the tick fat body after female adults obtain a blood meal, is released into the hemolymph and is absorbed by developing oocytes as vitellin (Vn ...
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Journal of Medical Entomology, 1976
Is glucose the only sugar in ticks? When several species of ticks were analyzed, glucose and inositol but no trehalose were found by Tatchell (1969, J. Ins. Physiol. 15 : 1421–31), Řehacek & Brzostowski (1969, J. Ins. Physiol. 15 : 1431–36), and Aboul-Nasr & Bassal (1971, J. Med. Ent. 8 : 521–24).
R J, Barker, Y, Lehner
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Is glucose the only sugar in ticks? When several species of ticks were analyzed, glucose and inositol but no trehalose were found by Tatchell (1969, J. Ins. Physiol. 15 : 1421–31), Řehacek & Brzostowski (1969, J. Ins. Physiol. 15 : 1431–36), and Aboul-Nasr & Bassal (1971, J. Med. Ent. 8 : 521–24).
R J, Barker, Y, Lehner
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