Australian Journal of Biological Sciences · 1971 · 54 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesDevelopmental BiologyEntomologyInsect Developmental BiologyInsect MorphologyInsect PhysiologyFish Larval BiologyLarval DevelopmentLarval MorphologyLarval PhysiologyPupal DevelopmentPupal MorphologyConcentrationFat Body AnatomyLarval InstarsPlasma Protein AnalysisProtein Content DeterminationPupal PhysiologyPupal Stage Physiology
The protein content of the larval fat body of O. stygia increases during late third-instar development from 1 ·0 mg at day 7 to 3·4 mg in the white prepupa (day 11). This increase is due predominantly to uptake of protein from the haemolymph, in which there is a concurrent fall in protein concentration. The rate of uptake rises from 0·6 mg/day at days 8-9 to 0·9 mg/day at days 10-11.
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