Zhen Su
Abstract
The encapsulation of sephadex beads by hemocytes from Helicoverpa armigera ( Hubner ) was investigated. The encapsulation mechanism differed for different kinds of sephadex beads. H. armigera hemocytes have strong ability to encapsulate sephadex A-25; encapsulation began rapidly and ended 12 h post-injection.
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The encapsulation of sephadex beads by hemocytes from Helicoverpa armigera ( Hubner ) was investigated. The encapsulation mechanism differed for different kinds of sephadex beads. H. armigera hemocytes have strong ability to encapsulate sephadex A-25; encapsulation began rapidly and ended 12 h post-injection.
Key concepts: Helicoverpa armigera, Sephadex, Encapsulation (networking), Biology, Larva, Botany, Biochemistry, Enzyme