Titlebook: Insect Pheromone Research; New Directions Ring T. Cardé,Albert K. Minks Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Evolution.

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Physiological and Cellular Mode of Action of Pheromone Biosynthesis Activating Neuropeptide (PBAN) ihe-X-Pro-Arg-Leu-NH., Xaa = Ser or Thr) is the minimum essential sequence for stimulation of pheromone production (Matsumoto et al. 1992a; Raina and Kempe 1990). A group of insect neuropeptides (pyrokinins and locustamyotropins) bear the same C-terminal sequence and have been demonstrated to have ph

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Mode of Action of Pheromone Biosynthesis Activating Neuropeptide in ,reover, direct, neural stimulation induced by PBAN is suggested via axonal branches innervating the pheromone glands in . and . (Christensen et al. 1991b). In addition, reports say that the corpus bursa is the target organ of PBAN in . and that it produces the “bursa factor” responsible for pheromon

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Involvement of the Nervous System with PBANeview of all data that support either a mode of action for PBAN involving release from the CC into the hemolymph or involving transportation down the ventral nerve cord. The focus will be on research from our laboratory on several species and how some aspects of the mode of action of PBAN may or may

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Sensory Processing of Pheromone Signalsencoded in patterns of activity in different types of interneurons in the central nervous system, how sensory information is integrated with inputs of other modalities, and how synaptically processed olfactory information ultimately influences activity in the neural circuits that control flight beha

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Molecular Mechanisms of Pheromone Reception in Insect Antennaetial, and intensity parameters of pheromone plume and conveying the messages of this ever-changing environment to the animal’ s brain is accomplished by the extremely sensitive olfactory receptor neurons located in antennal sensilla. The sensillum is a bristle-like structure forming a hollow cuticul

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