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Allelic variation in the hemolymph juvenile hormone binding protein gene of Manduca sexta.
Molecular and cellular endocrinology - 31 Oct 2003
Young Joshua K, Orth Anthony P, Goodman Walter G
Abstract excerpt
Peripheral distribution of the insect juvenile hormones (JHs) requires hemolymph transport proteins. A comparison of three strains of the tobacco hornworm Manduca sexta indicates that hemolymph JH binding protein (hJHBP) levels in the Madison wild-type (Mwt) strain are significantly higher than in the black larval mutant (bl) and Seattle wild-type (Swt) strains. To correlate differences in hJHBP levels between...
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