DIgestion and absorption of glycerophospholipid in Pieris brassicae

Digestion of phosphatidylcholines, absorption, and esterification of lipolytic products byAeshna cyanea larvae as studied in vivo and in vitro

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988).…”

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988). Table 2 indicate that radioactivity was taken up by the midgut tissue from all radiolabelled ingesta applied.…”

Digestion of phosphatidylcholines, absorption, and esterification of lipolytic products byAeshna cyanea larvae as studied in vivo and in vitro

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988).…”

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988). Table 2 indicate that radioactivity was taken up by the midgut tissue from all radiolabelled ingesta applied.…”

Dietary Lipids and Their Metabolism in the Midgut

“…Phospholipase activity was first described in the midgut of several species of coleopterans, lepidopterans and dipterans (Somerville and Pockett 1976;Turunen 1988a;Turunen and Chippendale 1989;Turunen and Kastari 1979). To date, PLA2 are the most studied phospholipases (Nor Aliza et al 2018;Nor Aliza and Stanley 1998;Rana et al 1997;Sajjadian et al 2019;Stanley et al 1998;Uscian et al 1995;Weiher and Komnick 1997), while only a few studies focused on digestive phospholipases A1, C and D (references in Table 2).…”

Digestion of phosphatidylcholines, absorption, and esterification of lipolytic products byAeshna cyanea larvae as studied in vivo and in vitro

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988).…”

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988). Table 2 indicate that radioactivity was taken up by the midgut tissue from all radiolabelled ingesta applied.…”

Dietary Lipids and Their Metabolism in the Midgut

“…Phospholipase activity was first described in the midgut of several species of coleopterans, lepidopterans and dipterans (Somerville and Pockett 1976;Turunen 1988a;Turunen and Chippendale 1989;Turunen and Kastari 1979). To date, PLA2 are the most studied phospholipases (Nor Aliza et al 2018;Nor Aliza and Stanley 1998;Rana et al 1997;Sajjadian et al 2019;Stanley et al 1998;Uscian et al 1995;Weiher and Komnick 1997), while only a few studies focused on digestive phospholipases A1, C and D (references in Table 2).…”

Digestion of phosphatidylcholines, absorption, and esterification of lipolytic products byAeshna cyanea larvae as studied in vivo and in vitro

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988).…”

“…These indicate acylations of liberated palmitic acid and are not further considered. Similar acylations in the insect midgut lumen were already reported by Turunen (1988). Table 2 indicate that radioactivity was taken up by the midgut tissue from all radiolabelled ingesta applied.…”

Dietary Lipids and Their Metabolism in the Midgut

“…Phospholipase activity was first described in the midgut of several species of coleopterans, lepidopterans and dipterans (Somerville and Pockett 1976;Turunen 1988a;Turunen and Chippendale 1989;Turunen and Kastari 1979). To date, PLA2 are the most studied phospholipases (Nor Aliza et al 2018;Nor Aliza and Stanley 1998;Rana et al 1997;Sajjadian et al 2019;Stanley et al 1998;Uscian et al 1995;Weiher and Komnick 1997), while only a few studies focused on digestive phospholipases A1, C and D (references in Table 2).…”