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Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system

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Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system. / Gee, C E; Robertson, R M.

in: CAN J PHYSIOL PHARM, Jahrgang 79, Nr. 4, 01.04.2001, S. 362-6.

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Gee, CE & Robertson, RM 2001, 'Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system', CAN J PHYSIOL PHARM, Jg. 79, Nr. 4, S. 362-6.

APA

Gee, C. E., & Robertson, R. M. (2001). Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system. CAN J PHYSIOL PHARM, 79(4), 362-6.

Vancouver

Gee CE, Robertson RM. Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system. CAN J PHYSIOL PHARM. 2001 Apr 1;79(4):362-6.

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title = "Insulin-like peptides are not involved in maturation or functional recovery of neural circuits in the locust flight system",
abstract = "We sought to manipulate maturation and functional recovery of locust flight circuitry by treating locusts with pharmacological doses of bovine anti-insulin and insulin. Anti-insulin treatment of maturing locusts caused reduced growth of the thoracic nervous system, lower body weight, and softer cuticles compared with control locusts. We were unable to block either maturation or recovery of flight circuitry with anti-insulin. We propose that insulin-related peptides are involved in growth and cuticular changes during adult maturation, but have no role in promoting neuronal sprouting during this period or as a result of injury.",
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AU - Robertson, R M

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N2 - We sought to manipulate maturation and functional recovery of locust flight circuitry by treating locusts with pharmacological doses of bovine anti-insulin and insulin. Anti-insulin treatment of maturing locusts caused reduced growth of the thoracic nervous system, lower body weight, and softer cuticles compared with control locusts. We were unable to block either maturation or recovery of flight circuitry with anti-insulin. We propose that insulin-related peptides are involved in growth and cuticular changes during adult maturation, but have no role in promoting neuronal sprouting during this period or as a result of injury.

AB - We sought to manipulate maturation and functional recovery of locust flight circuitry by treating locusts with pharmacological doses of bovine anti-insulin and insulin. Anti-insulin treatment of maturing locusts caused reduced growth of the thoracic nervous system, lower body weight, and softer cuticles compared with control locusts. We were unable to block either maturation or recovery of flight circuitry with anti-insulin. We propose that insulin-related peptides are involved in growth and cuticular changes during adult maturation, but have no role in promoting neuronal sprouting during this period or as a result of injury.

KW - Animals

KW - Antibodies, Anti-Idiotypic

KW - Flight, Animal

KW - Grasshoppers

KW - Hypoglycemic Agents

KW - Insulin

KW - Insulin Antibodies

KW - Male

KW - Neuronal Plasticity

KW - Wing

M3 - SCORING: Journal article

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SP - 362

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JO - CAN J PHYSIOL PHARM

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