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Summary Insect femoral chordotonal organs are internal proprioceptors which monitor the position and movements of the femur-tibia joint of the leg. The locust (Locusta migratoria) metathoracic femoral chordotonal organ is composed of approximately 100 neurones with a variety of response properties. In this study intracellular recordings were used to examine the range fractionation of phasic and tonic responses to tibial movements. Some neurones responded across the full range of leg angles, while others had restricted response ranges, and could therefore act as labeled lines. Neurones with maximal firing at mid-angles are described for the first time in a locust femoral chordotonal organ. Responses are discussed in terms of underlying structural constraints on signal transduction.Abbreviation (mt) FCO (metathoracic) femoral chordotonal organ  相似文献   
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The contribution of head movement to the control of roll responses in flying locusts (Locusta migratoria) has been examined (i) on a flight balance, recording the angles through which the locust turns when following an artificial horizon; (ii) by recording activity in a pair of flight muscles in restrained conditions; and (iii) by observations on free flying locusts. Responses were compared when the head was free to turn about the thorax, as normal, and when the head was waxed to the thorax, blocking any relative motion between the two (head-fixed). These experiments suggest that the major signal generating corrective roll manoeuvres is the visual error between the angle of the head and the horizon, rather than a signal that includes a measure of the head-thorax angle.
1.  On the flight balance in the head-free condition the roll angle of the thorax was consistently less than in the head-fixed state, and followed the stimulus with longer response lags. Furthermore, the difference between the angle of the thorax assumed during head-free and head-fixed rolls was close to the angle of the head relative to the thorax during head-free responses.
2.  Records of activity of the forewing first basalar muscles (M97) were made during rotation of the horizon about immobilized animals. When the head could follow the horizon, the relative latency between activity in the left and right basalar muscles decreased as the head position turned to approach the displaced horizon. When head-fixed, the relative latency was directly proportional to horizon angle.
3.  The relative latency between left and right M97 flight muscles correlates better with the visual error signal than with the horizon position signal, lagging by approximately 40 ms.
4.  In the open air, head-fixed locusts appear able to fly as well as head-free locusts.
These data suggest that the reduction in visual inputs caused by compensatory motion of the head during roll manoeuvres is not functionally replaced by inputs from cervical proprioceptors. Some reasons why the locust may nevertheless allow head movement relative to the thorax during flight are discussed.  相似文献   
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1. Phentolamine was injected into the haemolymph of locusts, Locusta migratoria, and its effects on the flight system were analyzed using electrophysiological techniques. 2.Doses of 150 microliters at 10(-2) M phentolamine inactivated the wing stretch-receptors and tegulae without influencing the central nervous system (CNS). The lack of effect on the CNS was demonstrated by the absence of any effect on the flight motor pattern in animals that had been mechanically deafferented prior to the administration of phentolamine. From these observations we conclude that phentolamine can be used to chemically deafferent the flight system of the locust. Consistent with this conclusion is that the administration of phentolamine in intact animals changed the flight motor pattern so that it resembled the pattern occurring in mechanically deafferented animals. 3. The two main advantages of deafferenting the flight system by injecting phentolamine were a) intracellular recordings from central neurons could be easily maintained during the process of deafferentation, and b) the contribution of different groups of proprioceptors to the generation of the motor pattern could be assessed since not all proprioceptors were inactivated simultaneously. 4. By intracellularly recording from elevator motoneurons and administering phentolamine we confirmed a number of previous results related to the function of the wing stretch-receptors and the tegulae.  相似文献   
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Summary By using horseradish peroxydase (HRP) as a tracer, it is shown that the gonial region of the locust testis is an open compartment which is almost always freely penetrated by the tracer. During the last larval instar, however, the penetration of HRP decreases and ceases at the time when high levels of ecdysteroids are detected in the haemolymph by radioimmunoassay. A cause and effect relationship between tracer uptake and hormonal level could not be demonstrated by the experiments carried out up to now. From ultrastructural observations of the testis, it is concluded that the temporary isolation of the gonial compartment is not based upon any morphological structure which could act as a barrier. Penetration of the macromolecule is considered as the expression of an active uptake by the testis and the short period of nonpenetrability as a state of inertia whose significance remains to be discovered.  相似文献   
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This work describes the origin and development of about 200 tension receptor cells located around the anterior attachment site of the locust ovipositor muscle and their migration to their final position on the muscle fibres. The locust ovipositor muscle is the only insect system in which more than 100 tension receptor cells are associated with a single muscle. Neuronal precursors of tension receptors are first detectable by horseradish peroxidase immunohistochemistry in fourth instar larvae. Precursors consist of cell clusters (doublets, triplets and quadruplets) located on the anterior attachment site of the muscle. In the early fifth larval stage, cell clusters are absent, although a few sensory neurons that lie embedded between the muscle fibres are apparent. These neurons send their dendrites towards the anterior end of the muscle fibres and their axons posteriorly. By the fourth day of the fifth larval stage, a large number of cell clusters appears on the anterior muscle attachment site. In addition to these assemblies, cells have been identified that extend long processes running exactly along the lateral margin of the attachment site. These cells are thought to provide navigating cues for migrating tension receptors, since they are absent in later stages. By the end of the fifth larval stage, most of the clusters gradually disappear and increasing numbers of differentiated neurons embedded between the muscle fibres become visible. We conclude that the majority of tension receptors develop during the last larval stage from precursors situated on the muscle apodeme. They then migrate from the apodeme to their final place on the muscle fibres where they assume an appropriate orientation.  相似文献   
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α-Galactosidase production by a newly isolated actinomycete Streptomyces griseoloalbus under submerged fermentation was investigated. The influence of initial pH of medium, incubation temperature, inoculum age and inoculum size on α-galactosidase formation was studied. Various carbon sources were supplemented in the medium to study their effect on enzyme production. The influence of the concentration of locust bean gum on enzyme production also was optimized. Optimization of process parameters resulted in a highest α-galactosidase activity of 20.4 U/ml. The highest α-galactosidase activity was obtained when the fermentation medium with initial pH 6.0 and containing 1% locust bean gum as growth substrate was inoculated with 10% (v/v) of 72 h grown inoculum and incubated at 30°C. The hydrolysis of flatulence-causing oligosaccharides in soymilk by the enzyme was also investigated. Thin layer chromatographic analysis of enzyme-treated soymilk samples showed the complete hydrolysis of soy oligosaccharides liberating galactose, the final product.  相似文献   
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Microsporidia are obligate intracellular parasites, existing in a wide variety of animal hosts. Here, we reported AlocSWP2, a novel protein identified from the spore wall of Antonospora locustae (formerly, Nosema locustae, and synonym, Paranosema locustae), containing four cysteines that are conserved among the homologues of several Microspodian pathogens in insects and mammals. AlocSWP2 was detected in the wall of mature spores via indirect immunofluorescence assay. In addition, immunocytochemistry localization experiments showed that the protein was observed in the wall of sporoblasts, sporonts, and meronts during sporulation within the host body, also in the wall of mature spores. AlocSWP2 was not detected in the fat body of infected locust until the 9th day after inoculating spores via RT‐PCR experiments. Furthermore, the survival percentage of infected locusts injected with dsRNA of AlocSWP2 on the 15th, 16th, and 17th days after inoculation with microsporidian were significantly higher than those of infected locusts without dsRNA treatment. Conversely, the amount of spores in locusts infected with A. locustae after treated with RNAi AlocSWP2 was significantly lower than those of infected locusts without RNAi of this gene. This novel spore wall protein from A. locustae may be involved in sporulation, thus contributing to host mortality.  相似文献   
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Patch clamp recordings have been made from adult locust (Schistocerca gregaria) muscle membrane to study the mechanosensitivity of potassium channels (BK and IK) in cell-attached patches by transiently applying measured pressures to the contents of the patch pipettes. The aim of the investigations was to demonstrate a novel gating behaviour by pressure of the BK channel in contrast to the familiar behaviour of the IK channel. The open probability (p 0) of the IK channel increased rapidly in response to a pressure step and monotonically during a pressure ramp. This gating was readily repeatable and rapidly reversible. The relationship between ln[p 0/(1–p 0)] and transmembrane pressure was linear. In comparison, p 0 for the BK channel was also increased by pressure, but its gating was delayed, cumulative, and hysteretic. Received: 12 July 1998 / Revised version: 7 October 1998 / Accepted: 7 October 1998  相似文献   
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Juvenile hormone binding proteins (JHBPs) were extracted from the haemolymph of adult desert locusts, Schistocerca gregaria, and Mediterranean field crickets, Gryllus bimaculatus. The JHBPs were purified by polyethyleneglycol precipitation, filtration through molecular weight cut off filters and chromatography on a HiTrap heparin column. The juvenile hormone (JH) binding activity of the extracts was measured using a hydroxyapatite assay and the purification progress was monitored by native gel chromatography and sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE). The haemolymph JHBPs of both insects are hexamers composed of seemingly identical subunits. The JHBP of the locust has a native Mr of 480 kDa with subunits of 77 kDa, whereas the JHBP of the cricket has a Mr of 510 kDa with subunits of 81 kDa. The locust JHBP binds JH III with moderate affinity (KD = 19 nM). Competition for binding of JH II and JH I was about 2 and 5 times less, respectively. The cricket JHBP also has a moderate affinity for JH III (KD = 28 nM), but surprisingly, competition for binding of JH II was equal to that of JH III and JH I competed about 3 times higher. No sequence information was obtained for the locust JHBP, but the N-terminal sequence of the cricket JHBP shows ca. 56% sequence homology with a hexamerin from Calliphora vicina. Antisera raised against the purified JHBPs were used to measure age- and sex-dependent changes in haemolymph JHBP titres and to confirm that the JHBPs of both species are immunologically different.  相似文献   
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Summary The metathoracic femoral chordotonal organ of the locust (Locusta migratoria) is an internal proprioceptor composed of mechanosensory neurones which respond to tibial position, velocity, or acceleration, or to combinations of these parameters. Discriminant function analyses confirmed the visual observation that neurones with different responses to tibial movements had different central branching patterns. Some aspects of the projections were consistent for all neurones (e.g., the path taken by the main neurite through the metathoracic ganglion), whereas other regions of branches were consistently reduced or missing in some response classes. Some position-and-acceleration receptors had no main branches off the main neurite, and must therefore make relatively restricted contact with motor neurones and interneurones. Phasic or tonic neurones which responded in ranges of tibial extension had branches which projected further medial in Dorsal Commissures III and IV than similar neurones which responded in ranges of tibial flexion. I compare my results to previous studies of mapping in the insect CNS.Abbreviations (ms) (mt)FCO (mesothoracic) (metathoracic) femoral chordotonal organ - ANOVA Analysis of Variance  相似文献   
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