THE CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS DURING EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE SILK WORM,<i>BOMBYX MORI</i>

Chino, Haruo

doi:10.1111/j.1440-169x.1956.tb00067.x

Embryologia

1956

DOI: 10.1111/j.1440-169x.1956.tb00067.x

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THE CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS DURING EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE SILK WORM,BOMBYX MORI

Haruo Chino

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“…Changes in weight and length, as well as fat, glycogen, nitrogen and protein content, have been investigated in the mosquito (Christophers, 1960;Twohy & Rozeboom, 1957;Rozeboom & Twohy, 1958;Chen, 1958;. To our knowledge the nucleic acid content of the mosquito has not been determined, although studies in other insects have been reported (Agrell, 1952;Levenbook, 1953;Chino, 1956;Niemierko, Wlodawer & Wojtczak, 1956;Nigon & Daillie, 1958;Wyatt, 1959;Krishnakumaran, 1961;Linzen & Wyatt, 1964). In each case, however, the investigation was restricted to certain age groups.…”

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Protein and Nucleic Acid Changes During Growth and Aging in the Mosquito

Lang¹,

Lau²,

Jefferson³

1965

Biochemical Journal

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1. Mosquito samples from the entire life span including senescence were analysed for weight, protein, RNA and DNA. 2. The results for each component indicate that maximal values are attained during larval development. No changes were observed during metamorphosis or the adult period. 3. The peak concentration of RNA and DNA was reached on the third day larval age. Protein content and weight were highest on the sixth day. 4. Except for the first 2 days of larval life the DNA/protein ratio was constant. Hence protein content is an index of cell number for this organism. 5. The distribution of the different biochemical components was determined in different body regions and in subcellular fractions. A high concentration of DNA was found in the soluble fraction of larval but not adult homogenates.

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Protein and Nucleic Acid Changes During Growth and Aging in the Mosquito

Lang¹,

Lau²,

Jefferson³

1965

Biochemical Journal

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DNA in diploid and androgenetic amphibian hybrids

Moore

1957

Journal of Morphology

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Nucleic acid, nucleotide and protein concentrations in the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum, during larval growth and development

Srivastava

Auclair

Srivastava

1980

Insect Biochemistry

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THE CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS DURING EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE SILK WORM,BOMBYX MORI

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

Protein and Nucleic Acid Changes During Growth and Aging in the Mosquito

Protein and Nucleic Acid Changes During Growth and Aging in the Mosquito

DNA in diploid and androgenetic amphibian hybrids

Nucleic acid, nucleotide and protein concentrations in the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum, during larval growth and development

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