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Hormone Receptors and the Regulation of Insect Metamorphosis 总被引:5,自引:2,他引:3
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SYNOPSIS. The end of the molting process in the tobacco hornwormincludes the rapid digestion of the old cuticle, molting fluidresorption, ecdysis of the old cuticle, and expansion and hardeningof the new cuticle. The coordination of these processes is accomplishedby three hormones. Each ecdysis during the life of Manduca appearsto be triggered by eclosion hormone. Depending on developmentalstage, the hormone comes either from the brain-corpora cardiacacomplex or from the chain of ventral ganglia. The neural programstriggered by eclosion hormone include a neuroendocrine event,the release of the tanning hormone, bursicon, thereby ensuringthat tanning of the new cuticle must follow ecdysis. Ecdysis,itself, appears to be controlled by the ecdysteroid levels sinceecdysteroid injections delay ecdysis at physiological concentrationsand in a dose dependent fashion. This delay is due to inhibitionof eclosion hormone secretion and to the retardation of theterminal phases of the molt including the digestion of the oldcuticle and the onset of sensitivity to eclosion hormone. Thus,eclosion hormone secretion and the ecdysis it triggers are coordinatedwith the end of development because both are influenced by thesame endocrine signalthe decline in the ecdysteroid titer. 相似文献
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TRUMAN MICHELSON 《American anthropologist》1913,15(3):470-476
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