Titlebook: Entomopathogenic Bacteria: from Laboratory to Field Application; Jean-Fran?ois Charles,Armelle Delécluse,Christina Book 2000 Springer Sci

cochlea

GORGE

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John Betjemann M.D.,Karen Parko M.D.elopment of a cost-effective technological package of . production by SSF using native . strains and available local wastes or by-products directed to small farmers. Our proposal seeks to link the development of biocontrols at academic research level with field application.

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myocardium

Investigations of , Cry1 toxin receptor structure and functionn receptors. . brush border membrane glycolipids lipids bound Cry1Ac toxin selectively on thin-layer chromatograph overlays. Because pore formation is necessary for toxicity, a functional receptor should catalyse Cry1-induced pore formation. Various data support aminopeptidases, cadherin-like proteins and glycolipids as “true” Cry1 receptors.

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Mode of action of , on mosquito larvae: incidence on resistanceions with laboratory and field colonies of mosquitoes that have become highly resistant to the Bin toxin have shown that several mechanisms of resistance are involved, some affecting the toxin/receptor binding step, others unknown.

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Rural production of , by solid state fermentationelopment of a cost-effective technological package of . production by SSF using native . strains and available local wastes or by-products directed to small farmers. Our proposal seeks to link the development of biocontrols at academic research level with field application.

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pacifist

Natural occurrence and dispersal of , in the environmental studies looking at the natural distribution and life cycle of this bacterium were conducted only infrequently” [34]. Accordingly, very little is known about the natural transmission and behaviour of ., even though the bacterium has been isolated from a variety of habitats, ranging from soil, phyl

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Virulence of , n bodies (Cry toxins). Some . are known to cause diarrhoeal and emetic symptoms in humans, but also somatic infections have been reported. The pathogenesis of . is based on a number of virulence factors produced during vegetative- and stationary phases. An increasing number of reports demonstrate th