PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «STOMODEAL»
stomodeal
pharynx
nervous
system
valve
function
stomodeal
meaning
pronunciation
translations
food
merriam
webster
partly
digested
regurgitated
from
mouth
some
social
insects
such
termites
used
feed
other
members
colony
define
depression
ectoderm
oral
region
young
embryo
which
develops
into
cavity
origin
latin
greek
stóm
collins
always
adjective
relating
vertebrate
formed
invagination
part
alimentary
reverso
also
stomodaeal
stomodaeum
stomodeum
stood
wiktionary
edit
comparative
more
superlative
most
pertaining
retrieved
blocked
insect
vector
similar
mechanism
this
regurgitation
result
through
damage
mechanical
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «STOMODEAL»
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1
Medical Entomology: A Textbook on Public Health and ...
Unlike other developmental forms that are immobilized because of attachment to
or entrapment around the stomodeal valve, metacyclic promastigotes are
unattached and highly motile, and are able to migrate anteriorly past the
stomodeal ...
B.F. Eldridge, J.D. Edman, John Edman, 2003
2
The Pituitary Gland: A Comparative Account
All that can be said in general is that possibly the earliest chordates had a
tendency to form a dorsal stomodeal invagination, whether as a sensory structure
or as a mucus-secreting feeding device, and that this tendency may be
expressed in ...
Robert Lewis Holmes, John N. Ball, 1974
3
Nuclear Mechanics & Genome Regulation
B. Mechanical Induction of Twist in the Future Anterior Gut Cells, in Response to
Myo-II-Dependent Germ-Band Extension Compression Testing the existence of
mechanical cues leading to Twist mechanical induction in stomodeal cells in ...
4
Forces and Tension in Development
embryo blocks the germ-band extension on the time scale of endogenous
stomodeal cell compression. This inhibits both the posterior and anterior
extensions that normally compress stomodeal cells (Farge, 2003; Supatto et al.,
2005) (Fig.
B. METHODS OF FOOD EXCHANGE AMONG TERMITES There are two methods
by which termites exchange food: stomodeal and proctodeal. The stomodeal
method is reported to occur in all families of termites and the proctodeal in all ...
6
The Pituitary Gland: Anterior pituitary
The evidence from cyclostomes speaks in favour of an extra-stomodeal origin in
association with the olfactory organ, the evidence from gnathostomes speaks in
favour of a separate origin in the roof of the stomodeum. The presence of an ...
Geoffrey Wingfield Harris, Bernard T. Donovan, 1966
7
Production Ecology of Ants and Termites
Saliva and stomodeal food The saliva is a clear or slightly opalescent liquid
which is apparently secreted by the salivary glands and held in the salivary
reservoirs (Grasse, 1949). Little is definitely known of its composition, beyond the
...
Michael Vaughan Brian, 1978
8
Embryogenese Van Calliphora Erythorcephala Meigen
Cell differentiation (Fig. 3). - After their formation in the TS stage, stomodeal cells
are high columnar and more or less bottle-shaped. They have a large vesicular
nucleus with a small nucleolus. The chromatin lies like a network in the nucleus.
9
Issues in Life Sciences—Acarology, Arachnology, and ...
... 1-43-11 Komagome Toshima-Ku, Tokyo, 170, Japan. (2011 MAR 22) Toyama
University: Description of the basic features of parent-offspring stomodeal
trophallaxis in the subsocial wood-feeding cockroach Salganea esakii (
Dictyoptera, ...
10
Leishmania: After the Genome
... to 'arrival' as well. From the standpoint of Leishmania, infectivity would seem
irrelevant without an effective delivery mechanism. Unlike other developmental
forms, which are immobilized because of attachment to the stomodeal valve ...
Peter John Myler, Nicolas Fasel, 2008
