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Covalent modificaition of juvenile hormone binding proteins by photoaffinity labeling: An unexpected gel shift effect

1994

The 32 kD juvenile hormone binding protein (JHBP) and two 80 kD proteins in larval Manduca sexta hemolymph were labeled with [3H]FDK, a photoaffinity analog of methyl farnesoate (MF). The labeling could be completely displaced by a 30-fold excess of either MF or JH II, demonstrating that [3H]FDK binds specifically to the JH binding sites of the 32 kD JHBP and the 80 kD proteins. In addition, a high molecular-mass protein was labeled with [3H]FDK; labeling could be displaced by excess MF but not by JH II, demonstrating the selectivity in binding MF. The 32 kD JHBP also appeared to weakly bind the potent juvenoid, methoprene, at the JH binding site. Covalent modification by [3H]FDK induced a …

chemistry.chemical_classificationAffinity labelinghemolymphPhotoaffinity labelingPhysiologyBinding proteinmethoprene analogGeneral MedicineBiologyLigand (biochemistry)BiochemistryAmino acidmanduca sextaIsoelectric pointmethyl farnesoatechemistryBiochemistryInsect ScienceJuvenile hormoneJH II analogBinding siteArchives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology
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A novel putative insect chitinase with multiple catalytic domains: hormonal regulation during metamorphosis

2002

0264-6021 (Print) Journal Article Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't; We have used differential display to identify genes that are regulated by juvenile hormone in the epidermis of the beetle Tenebrio molitor. One of the genes encodes T. molitor chitinase 5 (TmChit5), a chitinase possessing an unusual structure. Sequence analysis of TmChit5 identified five 'chitinase units' of approx. 480 amino acids with similarity to chitinase family 18. These units are separated by less conserved regions containing putative PEST (rich in proline, glutamic acid, serine and threonine) sequences, putative chitin-binding domains and mucin domains. Northern-blot analysis identified a single transcript of approx…

InsectaMessenger/metabolismBiochemistrychemistry.chemical_compoundCatalytic DomainHormone metabolismNorthernCloning MolecularCycloheximideTenebrioPeptide sequencePhylogenychemistry.chemical_classificationProtein Synthesis InhibitorsDifferential displayBlottingChitinasesMetamorphosis BiologicalAmino acidInsectsBiochemistryProtein Synthesis Inhibitors/pharmacologyInsect ProteinsResearch ArticleProtein StructureDNA ComplementarySequence analysisChitinase/*chemistry/genetics/*metabolismMolecular Sequence DataTenebrio/metabolismMethopreneBiologyComplementary/metabolismAnimalsHormones/*metabolismRNA MessengerAmino Acid SequenceMolecular BiologyGene LibraryInsect Proteins/*chemistry/genetics/*metabolismMetamorphosisGene Expression ProfilingMolecularCell BiologyDNAMethoprene/pharmacologyBlotting NorthernMethopreneBiologicalHormonesProtein Structure TertiarychemistryChitinaseJuvenile hormonebiology.proteinRNACycloheximide/pharmacologyEpidermisTertiaryCloningEpidermis/metabolism
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Characterization of a cDNA clone encoding a glycine-rich cuticular protein of Tenebrio molitor: developmental expression and effect of a juvenile hor…

1992

0962-1075 (Print) Journal Article; The complete sequence of a cDNA clone, isolated from epidermal mRNA of Tenebrio molitor using a monoclonal antibody raised against an adult-specific cuticular antigen only present in the hard cuticle, was obtained after primer extension at the 5' end. From this cDNA sequence, the deduced protein encompasses 199 amino acids (including a signal peptide) with a total molecular weight of 20.7 kDa. The protein exhibits a bipartite structure: glycine-rich region located in its NH2-terminal part and a carboxy-terminal domain sharing homologies with other cuticular proteins of Orthoptera, Diptera and Lepidoptera. In-situ hybridization analysis shows that the corre…

Signal peptideanimal structuresMethoprene/*pharmacologyCuticleMolecular Sequence DataGlycineBiologyPrimer extensionBiological/drug effects/geneticsComplete sequenceComplementary DNAGeneticsAnimalsAmino Acid SequenceCloning MolecularTenebrioTenebrio/drug effects/*genetics/growth & developmentMolecular BiologyEpidermis/chemistry/growth & developmentProteins/drug effects/*genetics/isolation & purificationchemistry.chemical_classificationMessenger RNABase SequenceMetamorphosisfungiMetamorphosis BiologicalProteinsMolecularSequence Analysis DNADNAMethopreneMolecular biologyAmino acidGlycine/*genetics/metabolismchemistryInsect ScienceJuvenile hormoneInsect ProteinsEpidermisSequence AnalysisCloning
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Reproductive effects in German cockroaches by ecdysteroid agonist RH-0345, juvenile hormone analogue methoprene and carbamate benfuracarb

2004

1379-1176 (Print) Journal Article Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't; Blatta germanica is the more prevalent cockroach species in Algeria. In the present study, we tested the effect on reproduction in B. germanica of two insect growth regulators, RH-0345, a benzoylhydrazine analogue that mimics the action of 20-hydroxyecdysone, and methoprene, one of the most commercially important juvenile hormone analogues, and a novel carbamate insecticide, benfuracarb. The compounds were applied topically (10 and 20 microg/insect for RH-0345, and 1 and 10 microg/insect for methoprene) or orally administrated (at 2% for benfuracarb) on newly emerged females and evaluated on reproductive events during the a…

Hydrazines/*toxicitybeta-Alanine/*analogs & derivatives/*toxicityBenzofurans/*toxicityBenzoic Acids/*toxicityOvary/drug effectsJuvenile HormonesOocytes/cytology/drug effectsTopicalInsecticides/*toxicityAdministrationAnimalsFemaleBlattellidae/drug effects/*growth & developmentMethoprene/*toxicityReproduction/drug effects
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