EFFECTS OF ECDYSTERONE ON THE DEPOSITION OF COCKROACH CUTICLEIN VITRO
Copyright policy )EFFECTS OF ECDYSTERONE ON THE DEPOSITION OF COCKROACH CUTICLEIN VITRO
Quantitative studies were made of the stimulation of cuticular deposition in cockroach leg regenerates in vitro by the molting hormone ecdysterone. Preliminary experiments showed that the hormone remained active and that the tissues remained sensitive in vitro for as long as 30 days. Large doses given one week apart resulted in the production of multiple cuticles, but small doses given at shorter intervals gave a single, cumulative response. Time-dosage studies showed that the concentration of the hormone and the length of exposure make roughly equal contributions to the effect of the dose.
- Agricultural Research Service United States
Source: Biodiversity Heritage Library, Leg, Invertebrate Hormones, Cockroaches, Biodiversity, In Vitro Techniques, Source: https://biodiversitylibrary.org, Source: BHL, Animals, Regeneration, BHL-Corpus
Source: Biodiversity Heritage Library, Leg, Invertebrate Hormones, Cockroaches, Biodiversity, In Vitro Techniques, Source: https://biodiversitylibrary.org, Source: BHL, Animals, Regeneration, BHL-Corpus
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