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Identification by MALDI-TOF MS and expression pattern of a low molecular weight protein, Apolipophorin III, from hemolymph in the silkworm Bombyx mori

Liu Hong

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We used SDS-PAGE electrophoresis to study hemolymph at diffirent stages. We found a low molecular weight protein from hemolymph in silkworm Bombyx mori, whose expression level increase sharply at the stage of moth. By using two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophesis and PMF, we identified the protein as Apolipophorin Ⅲ. RT-PCR analysis indicated that the transcript of Apolipophorin Ⅲ was expressed in all tissues tested except to malpighian tube. These results suggest that Apolipophorin Ⅲ played not only in the movement of moth, but also involve in other important biological processes of larve and pupa.

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We used SDS-PAGE electrophoresis to study hemolymph at diffirent stages. We found a low molecular weight protein from hemolymph in silkworm Bombyx mori, whose expression level increase sharply at the stage of moth. By using two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophesis and PMF, we identified the protein as Apolipophorin Ⅲ. RT-PCR analysis indicated that the transcript of Apolipophorin Ⅲ was expressed in all tissues tested except to malpighian tube. These results suggest that Apolipophorin Ⅲ played not only in the movement of moth, but also involve in other important biological processes of larve and pupa.

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We used SDS-PAGE electrophoresis to study hemolymph at diffirent stages. We found a low molecular weight protein from hemolymph in silkworm Bombyx mori, whose expression level increase sharply at the stage of moth. By using two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophesis and PMF, we identified the protein as Apolipophorin Ⅲ. RT-PCR analysis indicated that the transcript of Apolipophorin Ⅲ was expressed in all tissues tested except to malpighian tube. These results suggest that Apolipophorin Ⅲ played not only in the movement of moth, but also involve in other important biological processes of larve and pupa.

Key concepts: Hemolymph, Bombyx mori, Malpighian tubule system, Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, Biology, Gel electrophoresis, Pupa, Molecular mass

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