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Structural basis of Drosophila insulin receptor activation by DILP2 hormone
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Invertebrate neuropeptide hormones
International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research, 1983The development of a long‐term research program on the neurosecretory hormones of arthropods is described. The purification and full characterization of the first invertebrate neurohormones, the red pigment‐concentrating hormone (RPCH) and the distal retinal pigment hormone (DRPH) demonstrated that they are peptides, an octapeptide and an ...
L Josefsson
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Invertebrate Hormones and Tumors
1974Hereditary, melanotic tumors in Drosophila have attracted the attention of research workers since the report of Bridges (1916) that a gene, 1(1)7, causes melanotic tumors associated with the presence of clusters of larval cells that become pigmented. Stark (1935) viewed these tumors as possibly analogous to lymphosarcoma in vertebrates.
Walter J Burdette
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Chromatographic Detection and Immunoassay of Invertebrate Hormones
1974Bioassays of invertebrate hormones continue to serve a very useful purpose, but other approaches to detection that could become more specific and sensitive have been explored and are beginning to yield encouraging results. Principal alternatives that have been used both for isolation and identification of these hormones and analogs are radioimmunoassay
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Biosynthesis, metabolism and mode of action of invertebrate hormones
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A, Comparative Physiology, 1986Ernest S Chang
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Complex of Steroid Hormones in Invertebrate Hydrobionts
Inland Water BiologyS. M. Nikitina, Ju. Ju. Polunina
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Biosynthesis, Metabolism and Mode of Action of Invertebrate Hormones
Proceedings in Life Sciences, 1984exaly +2 more sources