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|a Comprehensive insect physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology/
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|p Endocrinology II /
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|a Endocrinology II
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|a Oxford [Oxfordshire] :
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|a Comprehensive insect physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology ;
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|a Front Cover; Endocrinology II; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Foreword; Preface to Volume 8; Contributors to Volume 8; Contents of All Volumes; Chapter 1. Integration in the Insect Endocrine System; 1 Introduction: background and scope; 2 Moulting and metamorphosis; 3 Ecdysis; 4 Diapause; 5 Polymorphism; 6 Reproduction; References; Chapter 2. Hormone Action at the Cellular Level; 1 Introduction; 2 Epidermis; 3 Fat body; 4 Salivary glands; 5 Muscle; 6 Other viscera; 7 Insect cells in vitro; 8 Epilogue; References; Chapter 3. Ecdysteroid Action at the Molecular Level; 1 Introduction.
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|a 2 A steroid paradigm3 Ecdysteroids; 4 Nuclear events; 5 Summary and suggestions; References; Chapter 4. Control of Metabolic Processes; Introduction; 1 Lipid metabolism; 2 Carbohydrate metabolism; 3 Amino acid metabolism; References; Chapter 5. Control of DOPA-Decarboxylase; 1 Historical introduction; 2 Purification and characteristics of dopa-decarboxylase; 3 DOPA-decarboxylase during insect development; 4 Induction of dopa-decarboxylase by molting hormone; 5 Mechanisms of dopa-decarboxylase induction; 6 Induction of dopa-decarboxylase during eclosi�on.
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|a 7 Induction of dopa-decarboxylase in ovaries8 Conclusions and future prospects; References; Chapter 6. The Role of Juvenile Hormone in Reproduction; Introduction; 1 JH regulation of ovarian tissue; 2 JH regulation of the female colleterial glands; 3 JH and the male reproductive system; 4 JH regulation of the fat body; References; Chapter 7. The Role of Ecdysteroids in Reproduction; 1 The role of ecdysteroids in reproduction; 2 Evidence for ecdysteroids in adults; 3 Functions of ecdysteroids in adults; 4 Functions of ecdysteroids in the embryo; 5 Conclusions; References; Addendum.
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|a Chapter 8. Role of Cyclic Nucleotides in Hormone Action1 Introduction; 2 Biochemical aspects of enzymes regulating cyclic nucleotides and their effects; 3 Cyclic nucleotides and hormone action; References; Chapter 9. Regulation of Pupariation in Flies; 1 Puparium formation -- an exceptional characteristic of metamorphosis in higher Diptera; 2 Premetamorphic development and behaviour; 3 The mechanism of puparium formation; 4 Regulatory mechanisms; 5 Summary; References; Chapter 10. Hormonal Control of Cuticle Mechanical Properties; 1 Introduction; 2 Cuticle plasticization; 3 Cuticle stiffening.
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|a Endocrinology II concerns the actions of hormones in insects, complementing Volume 7 which is concerned with the production and chemistry of insect hormones. While the preceding volume is directed mainly towards the insect endocrinologist, this volume has much of intrinsic interest to the general physiologist. It deals with the regulation of metabolism, reproduction, cuticle properties, and certain aspects of behaviour from a systems point of view and amply documents how hormones have provided basic insights into the functioning of such systems. Interference in endocrine regulation could pr.
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