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Animal Structures (43):
- Wool
- Tail
- Perianal Glands
- Mammary Glands, Animal
- High Vocal Center
- Feathers
- Embryo, Nonmammalian
- Metrial Gland
- Hoof and Claw
- Gills
- Compound Eye, Arthropod
- Air Sacs
- Ultimobranchial Body
- Stomach, Ruminant
- Stomach, Avian
- Optic Lobe, Nonmammalian
- Malpighian Tubules
- Egg Shell
- Scent Glands
- Harderian Gland
- Oviducts
- Crop, Avian
- Bursa of Fabricius
- Beak
- Anal Sacs
- Hindlimb
- Hepatopancreas
- Electric Organ
- Photoreceptor Cells, Invertebrate
- Interrenal Gland
- Horns
- Ganglia, Invertebrate
- Salt Gland
- Nictitating Membrane
- Mushroom Bodies
- Comb and Wattles
- Vibrissae
- Fat Body
- Lateral Line System
- Hemolymph
- Forelimb
- Corpora Allata
- Cloaca
Recent article
Animal Structures
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We assessed the specificity of muscarinic receptor (MR) antibodies in immunohistochemical labelling on tissue sections by analysing specimens from wild-type and respective gene-deficient mice. Of 24 antibodies evaluated in this study, 16 were tested at 18 different conditions each, and eight of them...
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PMID: 18974978
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Journal of Morphology (270)4 2009
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We found 61 characters that have been affected by developmental truncation. A comparison with the skeletal development of a close relative, the zebrafish Danio rerio, demonstrates that the majority of the absent bones or skeletal structures in Paedocypris are those that appear late in the ossificati...
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PMID: 19107939
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Journal of Morphology (270)4 2009
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The morphological features of the glandular epithelium that secretes pheromone in the polyphagous pest gypsy moth Lymantria dispar are described by light and electron microscopy. The monolayered gland cells are covered by the folded cuticle of the intersegmental membrane between the 8th and 9th abdo...
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PMID: 19107819
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Journal of Morphology (270)4 2009
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The pyriform appendage, an organ only found in nautiloid cephalopods was investigated with histological, histochemical and ultrastructural methods in order to characterize the anatomical and the cytological structure of this organ. The pyriform appendage is situated within the genital septum and lie...
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PMID: 19107812
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Journal of Morphology (270)4 2009
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In the notostigmophoran centipedes, two pairs of vesicular glands have evolved. These paired glands are situated in the first and second trunk segment and open via cuticular ducts in the upper part of the particular pleura. The vesicular glands of Scutigera coleoptrata were investigated using light...
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PMID: 19107811
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Microbes and Infection (11)3 2009
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Hantaviruses cause a lifelong and asymptomatic infection in naturally infected hosts as well as in experimentally infected rodents. Understanding the ecology and pathogenesis of hantaviruses requires an interdisciplinary research approach, which links laboratory experiments with results gained from...
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PMID: 19397875
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We measured the capacities of the glucans to lower blood cholesterol. Our results showed that consumption of diets containing yeast-derived beta-glucan indicated a dose-dependent decrease in plasma cholesterol levels, with Betamune having a significantly stronger effect than WGP (Whole Glucan Partic...
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PMID: 19519160
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We have demonstrated that 2,2-bis(2-oxazoline) linked poly-epsilon-caprolactone (PCL-O) is degraded in vitro enzymatically by surface erosion which could enable the novel use of this material for drug delivery and other biomedical applications. In this study, degradation, erosion (weight loss) and t...
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PMID: 19022379
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We have recently shown the first direct evidence of a relationship between autophagy and morphological changes in androgen-dependent organs. In this work, animals were stabulated (housed) for two months under control conditions and, after sacrifice, autophagy markers, Beclin 1 and LC3-II, were evalu...
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PMID: 19106600
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Cellular Microbiology (11)2 2009
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We demonstrate that the sporozoite-specific transmembrane protein S6 is required for efficient malaria transmission to the vertebrate host. Targeted deletion of S6 results in severe impairment of sporozoite gliding motility and invasion of mosquito salivary glands. During sporozoite maturation S6 ex...
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PMID: 19016774
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Developmental Biology (325)1 2009
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We use morpholino oligonucleotides to deplete the four known zebrafish RARs (raraa, rarab, rarga, and rargb). We show that while all four are required for anterior-posterior patterning of rhombomeres in the hindbrain, there are unique requirements for rarga in the cranial mesoderm for hindbrain patt...
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PMID: 18929555
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Developmental Biology (325)1 2009
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We previously established an assay using the fin fold of zebrafish larvae. Here, we performed transcriptional profiling and identified genes differentially controlled during regeneration. From up-regulated transcripts, we identified a number of genes with localized expressions. Strikingly, all ident...
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PMID: 18950614
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We have demonstrated that a species of African dormice, Graphiurus kelleni, is susceptible to a lethal infection of MPXV and that MPXV replicated in multiple organs of this species. Following intranasal administration, MPXV replicated locally in the nasal mucosa causing necrosis and hemorrhage with...
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PMID: 18977501
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Sequence similarity searches demonstrated that these fully sequenced transcripts are significantly similar to the bacterial genes ldcA (product, LD-carboxypeptidase) and rlpA (product, rare lipoprotein A), respectively. Buchnera lacks these genes, whereas many other bacteria, including Escherichia c...
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PMID: 19284544
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We resolved the intraspecific diversity of Vibrio fischeri, the bioluminescent symbiont of the Hawaiian sepiolid squid Euprymna scolopes, at two previously unexplored morphological and geographical scales. These scales ranged from submillimeter regions within the host light organ to the several kilo...
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PMID: 18997024
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This paper presents a male specimen of Sciopemyia sordellii with a rare bilateral anomaly, consisting in eight spines in a style and five in the other. Tis species has four spines in each style as its normal number. The specimen was captured using a CDC light trap, in a forested area in the State Pa...
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PMID: 19772779
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Journal of Oleo Science (58)1 2009
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We have previously suggested that gluten binds with decomposition products from thermally oxidized oil during frying, and that low-molecular-weight compounds bound to browned gluten damage the liver in rats. Ten-week-old male Wistar rats were fed for 11 weeks ad libitum a diet containing 7 wt% fresh...
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PMID: 19075501
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Behavioural Brain Research (196)1 2009
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Operant conditioning of antennal movements in honey bees was used to investigate whether learned changes on one antenna influence antennal movements of the contralateral antenna. Conditioning of the right antenna did not alter antennal movements of the left antenna and subsequent conditioning of the...
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PMID: 18675304
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Journal of General Virology (90)Pt 1 2009
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Sheeppox and goatpox are caused by viruses that are members of the genus Capripoxvirus, and globally result in significant production losses. To improve the understanding of disease pathogenesis and evaluate host species preferences, sheep and goats were inoculated either with a capripoxvirus isolat...
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PMID: 19088279
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Journal of General Virology (90)Pt 1 2009
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We applied this technique to gammaherpesvirus infection by inserting a luciferase expression cassette into the genome of murine herpesvirus-4 (MuHV-4). The recombinant virus strongly expressed luciferase in lytically infected cells without significant attenuation. We used it to compare different rou...
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PMID: 19088269
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Our results show that the eggs and different instars of S. cameroni can be unambiguously identified only by SEM. Therefore, characterization of the immature stages of Spalangia species using SEM should be done before subsequent routine identifications using a binocular microscope or stereomicroscope...
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PMID: 19268603
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Psocids are important pests of stored-products. In this study, the external morphology, types, and distribution of antennal sensillae in both male and female adults of five psocid species, Liposcelis bostrychophila, L. entomophila, L. tricolor, L. decolor, and L. paeta (Psocoptera: L...
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PMID: 19269834
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The present paper reports on an ultrastructural investigation of the sensilla on the antennal flagellum of the imago (SEM and TEM) and subimago (SEM) of the mayfly Rhithrogena semicolorata. Sensilla coeloconica of two different sizes, named big and small pegs, are distinguishable in...
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PMID: 19428262
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Offal includes viscera and internal organs that have been removed from butchered animals, that may be either directly eaten or processed for the production of other foodstuff. Such organs are able to accumulate high concentrations of potentially toxic heavy metals posing a risk for human health when...
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PMID: 19053371
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Our recent microarray studies revealed induction of FMO2 and FMO3 mRNAs by 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) in liver of mice with wild-type aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) but not in Ahr-null mice. The aim of the present study was to delineate mechanisms of FMO regulation. In adult male mi...
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PMID: 18765683
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