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Insect Neurochemistry and Neurophysiology · 1989 ·

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  1. A. B. Borkovec

    1. Insect Reproduction Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, USA

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  2. Edward. P. Masler

    1. Insect Reproduction Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, USA

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Part of the book series: Experimental and Clinical Neuroscience (ECN)

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Table of contents (66 chapters)

  1. Summaries of Recent Research

    1. Neurochemistry

      1. The Role of Mosquito Oostatic Hormone in the Regulation of Midgut Serine Proteases
        • Dov Borovsky, David A. Carlson
        Pages 251-254
      2. Recent Developments in the Use of HPLC for the Purification of House Fly Oostatic Hormone
        • A. B. DeMilo, T. J. Kelly, E. P. Masler, R. A. Bell
        Pages 255-258
      3. Characterization of Testis Ecdysiotropin (TE) from Brains of Lepidoptera
        • Marcia J. Loeb, Albert B. DeMilo, Carol A. Sheppard
        Pages 259-262
      4. Binding of Synthetic Dipteran Neuropeptide Preparations to Head and Abdominal Proteins of 3-Day Old Face Flies
        • Dora K. Hayes
        Pages 263-266
      5. Neuropeptide Metabolism: Properties of an Endopeptidase from Heads of <u>Drosophila Melanogaster</u>
        • R. Elwyn Isaac, Richard M. Priestly
        Pages 267-269
      6. Degradation of Dipteran Neuropeptides by <u>Musca autumnalis</u>
        • R. M. Wagner, T. G. Bird, J. Kochanksy
        Pages 271-274
      7. Metabolism of Inositolphosphates in the Cerebral Ganglia of the American Cockroach, <i>Periplaneta americana</i> L.
        • Peter Verhaert, Hilde Walgraeve, Roger Downer
        Pages 275-279
      8. Tyramine-<i>β</i>- Hydroxylase Activity in the Synganglion of the Cattle Tick <u>Boophilus Microplus</u> (Acari: Ixodidae)
        • Luke R. C. Kempton, R. John Willis, John B. Pillmoor, R. Elwyn Isaac
        Pages 281-284
      9. An Ecologically Acceptable Strategy for the Use of Genetically Engineered Baculovirus Pesticides
        • H. Alan Wood, Patrick R. Hughes, Nikolai van Beek, Martha Hamblin
        Pages 285-288

    2. Neurophysiology

      1. Overview: Progress in Insect Neurophysiology
        • Chih-Ming Yin
        Pages 291-294
      2. Gene Expression during Pupal-Adult Neurogenesis in <i>Manduca Sexta</i>
        • M.-T. B. Davis, R. S. Hakim, J. A. Svoboda
        Pages 295-298
      3. Receptivity Terminating Factor in <i>Heliothis Zea</i> and its Interaction with PBAN
        • A. K. Raina, T. G. Bird, J. M. Giebultowicz
        Pages 299-302
      4. Regulation of Sex Pheromone Biosynthesis in <u>Chrysodeixis chalcites</u> and <u>Heliothis peltigera</u> by PBAN
        • Miriam Altstein, Yoav Gazit, Ezra Dunkelblum
        Pages 303-307
      5. Stimulation of <u>de novo</u> Pheromone Biosynthesis by <u>In Vitro</u> Pheromone Glands of <u>Heliothis SPP</u>
        • A. Rafaeli, V. Soroker, J. A. Klun, A. K. Raina
        Pages 309-312
      6. Regulation of Sex Pheromone Titer in Mated Gypsy Moth Females
        • J. M. Giebultowicz, A. K. Raina, E. C. Uebel
        Pages 313-316
      7. Changes in Number and Size of Corpus Allatum Cells of <u>Blattella germanica</u> during Oocyte Maturation
        • Ann-Shyn Chiang, Michal Gadot, Coby Schal
        Pages 317-320
      8. Patterns of Corpora Allata Activity in Ovariectomized <u>Blattella germanica</u>
        • Michal Gadot, Ann-Shyn Chiang, Edina Burns, Coby Schal
        Pages 321-324
      9. Protein Kinase C and Calcium are Involved in the Action of Juvenile Hormone on Follicle Cells of <u>Rhodnius Prolixus</u>
        • V. L. Sevala, K. G. Davey
        Pages 325-328
      10. Voltage-Dependent Sodium and Calcium Channels of the Corpora Allata of the Cockroach <i>Diploptera Punctata</i>
        • A. R. McQuiston, C. S. Thompson, S. S. Tobe
        Pages 329-332
      11. Juvenile hormone production by wild type and <i>apterous</i> <sup>4</sup> mutant <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> corpora allata in vitro
        • M. Altaratz, D. Segal, D. S. Richard, L. I. Gilbert, S. W. Applebaum
        Pages 333-336
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  • Insect Reproduction Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, USA

    A. B. Borkovec, Edward. P. Masler

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