FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4210549750> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4210549750 abstract "ABSTRACT Originally described by Sir V. Wigglesworth in the Chagas disease vector Rhodnius prolixus , Juvenile Hormones (JHs) play critical roles during growth and reproduction. The JH described by Wigglesworth is the JH III skipped bisepoxide (JHSB3), and its titer in hemolymph varies along the 4 th larval instar molting cycle. Allatotropin (AT), was originally characterized based on its ability to induce the synthesis of the JHs by the corpora allata (CA) in Lepidoptera. Beyond this function, AT has proved to be a myoregulator. Indeed, AT modulates muscle contractions in the gut, dorsal vessel and reproductive tissues. The presence of AT in the CA of 4 th instar larvae of R. prolixus and the related species Triatoma infestans was previously shown, suggesting that AT might be involved in the regulation of JH synthesis in triatominae. Furthermore, the existence of allatotropic cells in this gland in T. infestans was also shown. This neuron-like cells show cytoplasmic processes projecting deeply between the cells engaged with JH synthesis. By using RT-qPCR we studied now the expression of both, AT and its receptor in the CA/CC complex along the 4 th instar molting cycle, and in the ovaries of adult females. The expression of AT in the CA is highest between days 3 to 5 after meal, correlating with Mev-K and PPMev-D, two enzymes involved in the mevalonate pathway, as well as with the peak of JHSB3 on day 6. The results show that AT transcript is also present in the ovary suggesting a myoregulatory paracrine mechanism of regulation. Finally, our data suggest the existence of in situ mechanisms in the CA and ovaries of R. prolixus involving AT in both JHs synthesis and muscle contraction." @default.
• W4210549750 created "2022-02-08" @default.
• W4210549750 creator A5078422333 @default.
• W4210549750 creator A5088607876 @default.
• W4210549750 date "2022-01-28" @default.
• W4210549750 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4210549750 title "Allatotropin in the <i>Corpora Allata</i> and Ovaries of <i>Rhodnius prolixus</i>: Probable <i>in situ</i> regulatory mechanisms" @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1173693996 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1568291967 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1957761960 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1965337412 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1966854087 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1969128567 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1970889253 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1975054283 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1978031398 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1978102560 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1982612706 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1985065844 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1985377743 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1995728826 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1998199303 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W1998989688 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2008740456 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2009988196 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2016852829 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2019842988 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2022712787 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2028521519 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2034053521 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2036292191 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2043157397 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2059559956 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2063002946 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2073394920 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2078734898 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2082969610 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2084199338 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2087754320 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2089202958 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2092410505 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2093092324 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2105490762 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2115665913 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2137386194 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2147658442 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2148804566 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2154680665 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2165641640 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2325743264 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2347149418 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2473803170 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2527440930 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W272874283 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2739018160 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W2900872097 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W3015647869 @default.
• W4210549750 cites W3091737391 @default.
• W4210549750 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.01.27.478009" @default.
• W4210549750 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4210549750 type Work @default.
• W4210549750 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W4210549750 countsByYear W42105497502023 @default.
• W4210549750 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W4210549750 hasAuthorship W4210549750A5078422333 @default.
• W4210549750 hasAuthorship W4210549750A5088607876 @default.
• W4210549750 hasBestOaLocation W42105497501 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C100068826 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C104314149 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C134018914 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C2776110065 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C2777612826 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C71220013 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C71315377 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C100068826 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C104314149 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C126322002 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C134018914 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C18903297 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C2776110065 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C2777612826 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C55493867 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C71220013 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C71315377 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C71924100 @default.
• W4210549750 hasConceptScore W4210549750C86803240 @default.
• W4210549750 hasLocation W42105497501 @default.
• W4210549750 hasOpenAccess W4210549750 @default.
• W4210549750 hasPrimaryLocation W42105497501 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W1976102741 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W2000712071 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W2005841100 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W2026211652 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W2032792423 @default.
• W4210549750 hasRelatedWork W2040808118 @default.

• next