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Cell lines derived from the squash bug, Anasa tristis (Coreidae: Hemiptera)
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The squash bug, Anasa tristis, is a pest of cucurbits that exerts direct damage on crops and is a vector of plant pathogens and cell lines established to serve as tools for basic biology and immunology, as well as applied studies, such as insecticide development programs.
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Prostaglandin actions in established insect cell lines
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PGs are necessary in optimal quantities for ongoing homeostatic functions in established cell lines; in quantities outside the optimal concentrations, PGs are deleterious.
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Characterization of cell lines derived from the southern armyworm, Spodoptera eridania
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This is the first report of cell lines established from S. eridania, and these cell lines are now available to researchers worldwide on request.
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Prostaglandin A2 induces apoptosis in three cell lines derived from the fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda.
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The hypothesis that PGs induce apoptosis in an insect cell line is supported and an additional PG action in insect biology is confirmed.
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Animal Posters
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Characterization of Cell Lines Established from Specific Tissues of Larval Spodoptera eridania establishes a new type of cell line known as a “ghost cell” that is able to communicate with each other through contact chemoreception.
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Erratum to: Prostaglandin actions in established insect cell lines
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Animal Symposia and Workshops
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This lecture will highlight ongoing research efforts that apply single cell transcriptomics to understand the mechanisms that drive the influence of environmental exposures during developmental windows of susceptibility on the development of later life disease.
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A-2000 Characterization of Cell Lines Established from Specific Tissues of Larval Spodoptera eridania
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Characterization of Cell Lines Established from Specific Tissues of Larval Spodoptera eridania establishes a new type of cell line known as a “ghost cell” that is able to communicate with each other through contact chemoreception.
A-2001 Synergistic Effects of Topographic and Neurotrophic Cues on Axonal Growth in an Ex Vivo Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Model
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This first study on the effects of 3,3-diindolylmethane (DIM), a metabolite found in Brassica vegetables, on human melanoma cancer cells proves that DIM treated caused cell proliferation rates to decrease by 97.44% to 99.45% after just 24 to 48 hours of treatment respectively.
Animal Posters
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Protective Effects of Oat Bioactives on Biomarkers of Gastrointestinal Cell Injury and the Risk of Mortality are studied.
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