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Allergen Protease Act d 1 Induces TLR4‐Dependent Inflammation via Ectodomain Cleavage
Allergy, EarlyView.
Milena Zlatanova +2 more
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Evolutionary Plasticity of Insect Immunity
Journal of Insect Physiology, 2013 Many insect genomes have been sequenced and the innate immune responses of several species have been studied by transcriptomics, inviting the comparative analysis of immunity-related genes. Such studies have demonstrated significant evolutionary plasticity, with the emergence of novel proteins and protein domains correlated with insects adapting to ...
Andreas Vilcinskas
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Taking Insect Immunity to the Single-Cell Level
Trends in Immunology, 2020 International audienceFor decades, insect immunology has contributed groundbreaking discoveries on the intricacies of innate immunity. These discoveries have profoundly impacted our understanding of innate immunology in mammalian systems and improved ...
Louis Lambrechts +1 more
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Integrins in the Immunity of Insects: A Review
Frontiers in Immunology, 2022 Integrins are a large group of cell-surface proteins that are classified as transmembrane proteins. Integrins are classified into different types based on sequence variations, leading to structural and functional diversity. They are broadly distributed in animals and have a wide range of biological functions such as cell-to-cell communication ...
Bo-Ping Tang, Qiu-Ning Liu, Iram Maqsood
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Annual Review of Microbiology, 1981
Abstract An inducible antibacterial activity is a main part of the immune system of the Cecropia moth and several other insects. The active material is a family of small proteins called cecropins. Sequence work shows that at least two of the cecropins originate from a gene duplication.
H G, Boman, D, Hultmark
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Abstract An inducible antibacterial activity is a main part of the immune system of the Cecropia moth and several other insects. The active material is a family of small proteins called cecropins. Sequence work shows that at least two of the cecropins originate from a gene duplication.
H G, Boman, D, Hultmark
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Immunity in Lepidopteran Insects
2010Lepidopteran insects provide important model systems for innate immunity of insects, particularly for cell biology of hemocytes and biochemical analyses of plasma proteins. Caterpillars are also among the most serious agricultural pests, and understanding of their immune systems has potential practical significance.
Haobo, Jiang +2 more
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2020
This volume details methods and protocols necessary to further the study of insect immunity. Chapters guide readers through up-to-date genomic and transcriptomic approaches, insect samples for proteomic analysis, hemocytes in Drosophila, cellular response in Lepidoptera, insect AMPs, manipulate the composition of mosquito microbiota, viral infections ...
Federica Sandrelli, Gianluca Tettamanti
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This volume details methods and protocols necessary to further the study of insect immunity. Chapters guide readers through up-to-date genomic and transcriptomic approaches, insect samples for proteomic analysis, hemocytes in Drosophila, cellular response in Lepidoptera, insect AMPs, manipulate the composition of mosquito microbiota, viral infections ...
Federica Sandrelli, Gianluca Tettamanti
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Parasitology Today, 1988
Understanding immune evasion by parasites in their insect vectors requires some understanding of the insect immune system. Until fairly recently, technical difficulties in handling cells and plasma hampered laboratory investigations into insect immunology, but modern techniques combined with a sound knowledge of insect physiology are now permitting ...
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Understanding immune evasion by parasites in their insect vectors requires some understanding of the insect immune system. Until fairly recently, technical difficulties in handling cells and plasma hampered laboratory investigations into insect immunology, but modern techniques combined with a sound knowledge of insect physiology are now permitting ...
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Current Opinion in Immunology, 1995
Insects are particularly resistant to microorganisms. Their host-defense system relies on several innate reactions: upon injury, the immediate onset of two proteolytic cascades leading to localized blood clotting and to melanization, the latter process involving production of cytotoxic molecules (namely reactive oxygen intermediates); the phagocytosis ...
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Insects are particularly resistant to microorganisms. Their host-defense system relies on several innate reactions: upon injury, the immediate onset of two proteolytic cascades leading to localized blood clotting and to melanization, the latter process involving production of cytotoxic molecules (namely reactive oxygen intermediates); the phagocytosis ...
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