B. Stay

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The role of allatostatins in juvenile hormone synthesis in insects and crustaceans.
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Three types of allatostatins in insects have been isolated: FGLamides, W(X)(6)Wamide, and PISCFs; however, although these types occur in all groups of insects studied, they act as inhibitors of juvenile hormone production in only some groups.
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Immunocytochemical localization of Diploptera punctata allatostatin‐like peptide in Drosophila melanogaster
  • J. Yoon, B. Stay
  • Biology
    The Journal of comparative neurology
  • 18 December 1995
TLDR
The presence of Diploptera allatostatin‐like peptides in interneurons and motoneurons, in the neurohemal networks, and in endocrine cells of the midgut and their absence in nerves to the corpus allatum in Drosophila suggests that these peptides may function as neuromodulators, myomodulator, and neurohormones and not as regulators of the Corpus allatum.
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Structure and Regulation of the Corpus Allatum
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Hormonal regulation of behavioural development in the honey bee is based on changes in the rate of juvenile hormone biosynthesis
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Changes in juvenile hormone synthesis in the termite Reticulitermes flavipes during development of soldiers and neotenic reproductives from groups of isolated workers.
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Allatostatins: identification, primary structures, functions and distribution
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Oöcyte Development in Blattella germanica and Blattella vaga (Blattaria)
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In these oviparous cockroaches the corpora allata are inhibited while the female carries its ootheca, and consequently the oocytes fail to mature, and it is suggested that activation of the corporal allata in these unmated females is due to adaptation of mechano- or proprioceptors, or adaptation in the central nervous system.
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A review of the role of neurosecretion in the control of juvenile hormone synthesis: a tribute to Berta Scharrer.
  • B. Stay
  • Biology
    Insect biochemistry and molecular biology
  • 1 September 2000
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Developmental stages and chemical composition in embryos of the cockroach, Diploptera punctata, with observations on the effect of diet.
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Allatostatin content of brain, corpora allata and haemolymph at different developmental stages of the cockroach, Diploptera punctata: Quantitation by ELISA and bioassay
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