Influence of the sinusgland of crustaceans on normal viability and ecdysis
Influence of the sinusgland of crustaceans on normal viability and ecdysis
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DOI:
10.2307/1537849
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发表时间:
1939-08-01
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
Cunningham, O
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作者:
Brown, FA Jr;Cunningham, O
A technique for dissecting out the sinus gland of crayfishes was developed. By means of extirpation and implantation expts. it was demonstrated that the sinus gland of the eye-stalk of the crayfish was essential for normal viability of the animal. Animals with both glands removed lived a significantly shorter time than normal animals, and furthermore the avg. post-operational life of these animals with glands removed could be lengthened by both homo- and heteroplastic implants of sinus gland tissue. Additional evidence strongly suggested that the sinus gland normally secreted a substance having a molt-inhibiting action. This evidence for molt control was derived from the same types of expts. that showed the effect of the sinus gland upon viability.