... inclines and tunnel into flour. Tribolium castaneum Locomotion Kinematics Motor control Neuroethology Central nervous system Institute of Behavioural and Neural Sciences University of St Andrews http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100000740 Stored product insects...

... to designing and benchmarking a comprehensive central nervous system (CNS) proteomics database (LymCNS-PDB) for the identification of proteins from the CNS of Lymnaea by LC-MS-based proteomics. LymCNS-PDB was created by using the Trinity TransDecoder bioinformatics tool to translate amino acid sequences from...

... of centralized nervous systems that interact with the more diffuse nerve nets. This paper is dedicated to Andrew N. (Andy) Spencer, who passed away recently after a battle with cancer. Andy was my postdoc advisor and introduced me to jellyfish nervous systems. I thank the staff and colleagues at Friday...

...Andrea Cornford; William B. Kristan, III; Sierra Malnove; William B. Kristan, Jr; Kathleen A. French SUMMARY Two general trends in the evolution of the nervous system have been toward centralization of neuronal somata and cephalization of the central nervous system (CNS). These organizational...

... Homarus americanus Crustacea neurogenesis 5-hydroxytryptamine central nervous system Circadian, or near-24-h, rhythms of biological processes that persist in the absence of environmental cues, have been described in organisms ranging from photosynthetic bacteria to humans. The molecular...

... and SNP-stimulated activity of Gyc-88E, suggesting that they may form heterodimers in vivo . Here,we describe the localization of Gyc-88E and Gyc-89Db and show that they are expressed in the embryonic and larval central nervous systems and are colocalized in several peripheral neurons that innervate...

... in the periphery and in the central nervous system of cockroaches and stress the importance of multi-level approaches to the study of locomotion. Age-related changes in the escape behavior were evident in Periplaneta americana . Aged animals did not escape to stimuli that normally evoked coordinated responses...

...) and the central nervous system (CNS) at these time points. The initial accumulation of activated macrophages was similar at both the central and peripheral sites of damage. Subsequently, macrophage densities at all locations studied were statistically significantly higher in the spinal cord than in the sciatic...

... visual system central nervous system insect electrophysiology ion channel K + current Ca 2+ current locust Schistocerca gregaria In insects, the perception and processing of visual information has been widely studied in numerous preparations. The sensory input provided...

...-immunoreactivity in the brain of the mormyrid teleost Gnathonemus petersii . J. Comp. Neurol . 328 , 145 – 160 . Meek , J. and Nieuwenhuys , R. ( 1998 ). (The brains of) holosteans and teleosts . In The Central Nervous System of Vertebrates (ed. R. Nieuwenhuys , H. J. ten...

... of grooming. Injection of dopamine induces similar prolonged grooming, while injection of the dopamine antagonist flupentixol, prior to a sting, greatly reduces venom-induced grooming. We suggest that the venom is stimulating dopamine receptors in the central nervous system of the cockroach, thereby inducing...

...Christian Lohr; Joachim W. Deitmer ABSTRACT We have investigated the effects of glutamate and glutamate receptor ligands on the intracellular free Ca 2+ concentration ([Ca 2+ ] i ) and the membrane potential ( E m ) of single, identified neuropile glial cells in the central nervous system...

... and adult central nervous system structures and neurohemal organs. In the retrocerebral corpora cardiaca/corpora allata, MasFLRFamide I was the predominant form, while in the segmental ganglia MasFLRFamides II and III predominated. Higher levels of MasFLRFamide I and II were found in the adult, whereas...

...Dong-Jing Zou ABSTRACT Respiratory activity was recorded from spinal ventral roots in the isolated intact central nervous system (CNS) of newborn opossum, Monodelphis domestica . These signals occurred in synchrony with movements of the ribs and the electromyogram (EMG) recorded from...

... in isolated, neuronal somata from locust thoracic ganglia . Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 13 , 938 . Breer , H. ( 1981 ). Properties of putative nicotinic and muscarinic cholinergic receptors in the central nervous system of Locusta migratoria . Neurochem. Int. 3 , 43 – 52 . 10.1016/0197...

...Thomas Munsch; Joachim W. Deitmer ABSTRACT We have recorded the fluorescence of Fura-2-loaded, identified glial cells in the neuropile of the central nervous system of the leech Hirudo medicinalis using the ratio of emission at 350 nm excitation to that at 380 nm excitation as an indicator...

...R. R. Stewart; D.-J. Zou; J. M. Treherne; K. Møllgård; N. R. Saunders; J. G. Nicholls ABSTRACT The entire central nervous system (CNS) of the newly born, South American opossum (Monodelphis domestica) was isolated and maintained in basal medium, Eagle’s (BME) with 0.2% foetal calf serum...

... © 1985 by Company of Biologists 1985 Insect central nervous system inhibition In crustaceans, common inhibitors innervate muscles in the legs and claws ( Wiersma & Ripley, 1952 ; Hill & Lang, 1979 ), swimmerets ( Davis, 1971 ) and antennae ( Clarac & Vedel, 1975...