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Recombinant:Article Title: The protein pheromone temptin is an attractant of the gastropod Biomphalaria glabrata. Article Snippet: Chemosensory communication is an evolutionarily conserved process utilized by most of the major groups of living organisms including plants (Alborn et al. 1997), protozoans (Alimenti et al. 2011), cnidarians (Howe and Sheikh 1975), molluscs (Cummins et al. 2004), annelids (Gaudron et al. 2007), arthropods (Yew and Chung 2015), fish (Sorensen et al. 2005), amphibians (Kikuyama et al. 1995), reptiles (reviewed in: Mason and Parker 2010) and mammals (reviewed in: Stowers and Kuo 2015).. Volatile chemical substances called pheromones, released and detected by organisms of the same species, are commonly used by terrestrial organisms for various communication purposes ranging from aggregation for reproduction, alarm signals, food foraging, and migration (Ichinose et al. 2003; Painter et al. 2004; Brant et al. 2015; Traynor et al. 2015).. Pheromones of peptide or protein nature are advantageous for communication in aquatic, including marine environments and have been described in a wide range of animals (reviewed in: Cummins and Bowie 2012) including molluscs (Browne et al. 1998; Painter et al. 2004; Boal et al. 2010; Cummins et al. 2011; Kuanpradit et al. 2012). Purification:Article Title: The protein pheromone temptin is an attractant of the gastropod Biomphalaria glabrata. Article Snippet: Chemosensory communication is an evolutionarily conserved process utilized by most of the major groups of living organisms including plants (Alborn et al. 1997), protozoans (Alimenti et al. 2011), cnidarians (Howe and Sheikh 1975), molluscs (Cummins et al. 2004), annelids (Gaudron et al. 2007), arthropods (Yew and Chung 2015), fish (Sorensen et al. 2005), amphibians (Kikuyama et al. 1995), reptiles (reviewed in: Mason and Parker 2010) and mammals (reviewed in: Stowers and Kuo 2015).. Volatile chemical substances called pheromones, released and detected by organisms of the same species, are commonly used by terrestrial organisms for various communication purposes ranging from aggregation for reproduction, alarm signals, food foraging, and migration (Ichinose et al. 2003; Painter et al. 2004; Brant et al. 2015; Traynor et al. 2015).. Pheromones of peptide or protein nature are advantageous for communication in aquatic, including marine environments and have been described in a wide range of animals (reviewed in: Cummins and Bowie 2012) including molluscs (Browne et al. 1998; Painter et al. 2004; Boal et al. 2010; Cummins et al. 2011; Kuanpradit et al. 2012). Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography:Article Title: The protein pheromone temptin is an attractant of the gastropod Biomphalaria glabrata. Article Snippet: Chemosensory communication is an evolutionarily conserved process utilized by most of the major groups of living organisms including plants (Alborn et al. 1997), protozoans (Alimenti et al. 2011), cnidarians (Howe and Sheikh 1975), molluscs (Cummins et al. 2004), annelids (Gaudron et al. 2007), arthropods (Yew and Chung 2015), fish (Sorensen et al. 2005), amphibians (Kikuyama et al. 1995), reptiles (reviewed in: Mason and Parker 2010) and mammals (reviewed in: Stowers and Kuo 2015).. Volatile chemical substances called pheromones, released and detected by organisms of the same species, are commonly used by terrestrial organisms for various communication purposes ranging from aggregation for reproduction, alarm signals, food foraging, and migration (Ichinose et al. 2003; Painter et al. 2004; Brant et al. 2015; Traynor et al. 2015).. Pheromones of peptide or protein nature are advantageous for communication in aquatic, including marine environments and have been described in a wide range of animals (reviewed in: Cummins and Bowie 2012) including molluscs (Browne et al. 1998; Painter et al. 2004; Boal et al. 2010; Cummins et al. 2011; Kuanpradit et al. 2012). Magnetic Beads:Article Title: The protein pheromone temptin is an attractant of the gastropod Biomphalaria glabrata. Article Snippet: Chemosensory communication is an evolutionarily conserved process utilized by most of the major groups of living organisms including plants (Alborn et al. 1997), protozoans (Alimenti et al. 2011), cnidarians (Howe and Sheikh 1975), molluscs (Cummins et al. 2004), annelids (Gaudron et al. 2007), arthropods (Yew and Chung 2015), fish (Sorensen et al. 2005), amphibians (Kikuyama et al. 1995), reptiles (reviewed in: Mason and Parker 2010) and mammals (reviewed in: Stowers and Kuo 2015).. Volatile chemical substances called pheromones, released and detected by organisms of the same species, are commonly used by terrestrial organisms for various communication purposes ranging from aggregation for reproduction, alarm signals, food foraging, and migration (Ichinose et al. 2003; Painter et al. 2004; Brant et al. 2015; Traynor et al. 2015).. Pheromones of peptide or protein nature are advantageous for communication in aquatic, including marine environments and have been described in a wide range of animals (reviewed in: Cummins and Bowie 2012) including molluscs (Browne et al. 1998; Painter et al. 2004; Boal et al. 2010; Cummins et al. 2011; Kuanpradit et al. 2012). |