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A Comparative Research of the Flavonoid Metabolites From Viscum coloratum in Normal and RA Rats by an Integrated Analytical Strategy
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description bmc70105-sup-0001-Supplementary_Material.docxWord 2007 document , 106.1 MB Figure S1 BPI of V. coloratum in the negative ion mode. Figure S2 Representative foot photos of each group of rats. Figure S3 BPI of normal rats in blank and V. coloratum metabolic samples in the negative ion mode. Figure S4 Base peak intensity chromatograms (BPIs) of RA rats in blank and V.
Effect of short neuropeptide F signaling on larval feeding in Mythimna separata
Abstract Mythimna separata is a notorious phytophagous pest which poses serious threats to cereal crops owing to the gluttony of the larvae. Because short neuropeptide F (sNPF) and its receptor sNPFR are involved in a diversity of physiological functions, especially in functions related to feeding in insects, it is a molecular target for pest control. Herein, an sNPF and 2 sNPFRs were identified and cloned from M. separata.
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