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Serpin 4/5 of Nosema bombycis: Molecular Characterization, Subcellular Localization and Pathogenic Roles in Interactions with Bombyx mori

Microorganisms
Nosema bombycis, the causal agent of silkworm pébrine disease, causes substantial economic losses to sericulturists annually. Previously, 19 serpin genes (NbSPNs) were identified in this parasite, but most of their functions remain unidentified yet. Here,
Muhammad Usman Faryad Khan, Quanlin Liu, Wenxin Yang, Athumani Elias Idrisa, Jialing Bao, Maoshuang Ran, Guoqing Pan   +6 more
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EARLY DETECTION OF SIGNIFICANT DISEASES IN EGGS AND LARVA OF SILKWORM WITH A MOLECULAR APPROACH: A CASE STUDY OF SOUTH SULAWESI

, 2021
Silkworm (Bombyx mori L.) is an insect in Ordo Lepidoptera which produces cocoons before becoming an adult insect. Silkworm disease that causes decreased in cocoon production is Bombyx mori Nucleapolyhidrosisvirus (BmNPV) and pebrine.
LAREKENG, SITI HALIMAH, NURAENI, SITTI, SAFITRI, IKRAENI   +2 more
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Advanced Instrumentation for Detection of Defects and Diseases in Sericulture

, 2021
Sericulture is the art of rearing silkworms for silk production. The matured silkworms will be spinning cocoons as a protective shield before they undergo metamorphosis.
Prasobhkumar, P P
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Research Into Effective Treatment Methods for Nosematosis (Pebrin) Disease

Bulletin of Science and Practice
For the first time in the conditions of the Republic of Azerbaijan, research was conducted to develop medicinal preventive and therapeutic methods against pebrin (nosematosis) disease of mulberry silkworms, which causes serious damage to silkworm farms. The study used both naturally pebrin-infected and healthy cocoons of the Namazli-2 mulberry silkworm
E. Taghiyeva, T. Babayeva, E. Mammadova, F. Mustafayeva, L. Verdiyeva, M. Musayeva   +5 more
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STUDIES ON THE EXCRETORY PRODUCTS OF PEBRINE INFECTED TASAR

, 2012
The tasar silkworm Antheraea mylitta Drury, is an important sericigenous insect reared outdoor and it is commercially exploited in 9 states of tropical India., Pebrine is a disease caused in tasar silkworms, by a parasitic microsporidian- Nosema ...
G. Shamitha, G. Renuka, Antheraea Mylitta Drury (daba Tv   +2 more
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Entomological Items—Society Meetings

, 1880
Psyche: A Journal of Entomology, Volume 3, Issue 71, Page 47-47, 1880.
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Development of Slide Agglutination Method for Detection of Nosema Mylitta in Tasar Silkworm Using Polyclonal Antibody Produced Against Proteins of Pebrine Spores.

, 2016
Production and marketing of quality tasar cocoons is the source of livelihood for the majority of poor tribal peoples of central and north eastern states of India.
Madhusudhan, K. N. (K), Gupta, V. P. (V), Sinha, A. K. (A), Aakash, K. (K), Naqvi, A. H. (A), H, S. A. (Singh)   +5 more
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Isolation and Purification of Lipase from the Midgut of Fifth Instar Larvae of Antheraea mylitta drury

, 2016
Lipases obtained from healthy and pebrinised larvae were purified by 45-85% (NH4)2SO4 fractionation followed by Sephadex S-100 gel filtration and CM-Sepharose. In both the samples final enzyme purification reported was 19.02 and 17.7 folds(magnitude) and
Benarjee, G., Marepally, Lakshmi
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Detection and control of pébrine disease in the silkworm (Bombyx mori)

Invertebrate Survival Journal
Pébrine disease in silkworms, caused by Nosema bombycis, significantly impacts silkworm reproduction and cocoon quality. Recognized as a legal quarantine concern in silkworm egg production, the damage from pébrine disease is on the rise.
H Gu, Z Cao, K Chen, P Lü
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Identification of a Nosema bombycis (Microsporidia) spore wall protein corresponding to spore phagocytosis

, 2011
SUMMARYLife-cycle stages of the microsporidia Nosema bombycis, the pathogen causing silkworm pebrine, were separated and purified by an improved method of Percoll-gradient centrifugation.
ZHENZHEN FENG, HAIHONG QIU, SHUNFENG CAI, XINGMENG LU, MINGQIAN LI   +4 more
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