Science · 1969 · 47 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesEntomologyPhysiologyHormone BiochemistryInsect EcologyInsect PhysiologyDiapause BehaviorDiapause PhysiologyEcdysteroid SignalingEndocrine Regulation Of DevelopmentInsect EndocrinologyMolting PhysiologyDiapause HormonesHormonal Control Of MoltingHormonal Regulation Of MoltingHormonal Regulation Of PupationLarval Hormonal ControlLarval Hormone RegulationLarval Molting ControlPupal Stage Endocrinology
The molting hormone, alpha-ecdysone, and an analog triangle up(7)-5beta-cholestene-2beta,3beta, 14alpha-triol-6-one when applied externally, terminates diapause in larvae of the winter tick, Dermacentor albpictus. This is the first reported hormonal termination of diapause in an arthropod other than an insect.
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