Titlebook: Biology of the Arthropod Cuticle; Anthony C. Neville Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1975 Cuticle.Gliederfüsser.Kutikula.art

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Vor Inbetriebnahme Bitte Lesen,iculty of continuing to ecdyse once the adult had evolved wings. The only Pterygotes which ecdyse in the adult stage are mayflies (Ephemeroptera). Associated with the abolition of ecdysis in other adult Pterygote insects is the loss of ecdysial lines of weakness: thus even though they can be forced

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,Antworten Eröffnen Neue Fragen,dent that there are still plenty of problems for biophysicists, biochemists, ecologists, endocrinologists, bioengineers, physiologists and developmental biologists. Some of them are highlighted below. This chapter is meant to be exhilarating and provocative rather than informative.

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Outstanding Problems,dent that there are still plenty of problems for biophysicists, biochemists, ecologists, endocrinologists, bioengineers, physiologists and developmental biologists. Some of them are highlighted below. This chapter is meant to be exhilarating and provocative rather than informative.

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General Structure of Integument,). The plan shows that cuticle is of multilaminate construction, this being the expected secretory product of a single layered epithelium as has been pointed out by . (1960) in his inspiring book. The secretory products may vary in a time sequence giving overlying layers (e. g. epicuticle, exocuticl

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The Structural Macromolecules,nnelida, Mollusca, and Coelenterata) and also functionally replaces cellulose in many fungi. It has been estimated that the Copepoda alone may synthesize 10. tons of chitin annually, in comparison with the calculated total world-wide production of 10. tons of cellulose (., 1957). In arthropods chiti

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Molecular Cross-Linking,ith sulfur trichloride, but in addition there may be physical entanglements between the molecular chains and these will increase the stiffening still further. The physical properties of the network are defined not so much by the detailed chemistry of the cross-links, but by their strength and number

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