A photosensitive circadian oscillator in an insect endocrine gland: photic induction of rhythmic steroidogenesis in vitro (original) (raw)
Induction of rhythmicity in prothoracicotropic hormone and ecdysteroids in Rhodnius prolixus: roles of photic and neuroendocrine Zeitgebers
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Daily rhythm of responsiveness to prothoracicotropic hormone in prothoracic glands ofRhodnius prolixus
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