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Physiological role of aphid adipokinetic hormone: its interaction with juvenile hormone and influence on vitellogenin synthesis and reproduction

Project goals

Study of physiology of insect neurohormones and their effects on the selected taxons of insect pest corresponds with basic principles of the Integrated Pest Management. The aphids (Sternorrhyncha, Aphidoidea) are suitable insect target group for this research because of their evident economic importance and with respect to their hormonally controlled reproductive polyphenism. The aim of this project is to approximate the effect of adipokinetic hormone (AKH) on vitellogenin (Vg) distribution and reproduction of the model species - the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum Harris. The interactions of the AKH with juvenile hormone (JH) will be studied subsequently. Concentration and distribution of the AKH and Vg in specific morphs of A. pisum will be monitoredwith the aid of electrophoretic, chromatographic (HPLC) and immunodetection techniques (ELISA and immunohistochemistry). These characteristics will be evaluated under normal physiological conditions and after external application of AKH or JH (JH analogue alternatively). Obtained data will be used for description of relationships between AKH and JH and their effect on vitellogenesis of A. pisum. The last point of the work will focus on the effect of AKH on reproduction of this aphid species that will beexpressed by changes in demographic characteristics.

Keywords

mšiceAcyrthosiphon pisumneurohormonyadipokinetický hormonjuvenilní hormonvitelogenin

Public support

  • Provider

    Czech Science Foundation

  • Programme

    Post-graduate (doctorate) grants

  • Call for proposals

    Postdoktorandské granty 9 (SGA02009GA1PD)

  • Main participants

  • Contest type

    VS - Public tender

  • Contract ID

    522/09/P382

Alternative language

  • Project name in Czech

    Fyziologický význam adipokinetického hormonu u mšic: jeho interakce s juvenilním hormonem a vliv na syntézu vitelogeninu a reprodukci

  • Annotation in Czech

    Cílem projektu je studium fyziologie adipokinetického hormonu mšic a jeho vlivu na syntézu vitelogeninu a reprodukci a dále objasnění jeho interakcí s juvenilním hormonem. Výsledkem bude přiblížení možnosti jeho využití jako bioracionálního pesticidu proti mšicím.

Scientific branches

  • R&D category

    ZV - Basic research

  • CEP classification - main branch

    GF - Diseases, pests, weeds and plant protection

  • CEP - secondary branch

  • CEP - another secondary branch

  • 40106 - Agronomy, plant breeding and plant protection; (Agricultural biotechnology to be 4.4)

Completed project evaluation

  • Provider evaluation

    U - Uspěl podle zadání (s publikovanými či patentovanými výsledky atd.)

  • Project results evaluation

    The project gone according to plan both in terms of expertise and in terms of disbursement of funds.

Solution timeline

  • Realization period - beginning

    Jan 1, 2009

  • Realization period - end

    Dec 31, 2011

  • Project status

    U - Finished project

  • Latest support payment

    Apr 16, 2011

Data delivery to CEP

  • Confidentiality

    S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

  • Data delivery code

    CEP12-GA0-GP-U/03:3

  • Data delivery date

    May 2, 2016

Finance

  • Total approved costs

    2,038 thou. CZK

  • Public financial support

    2,038 thou. CZK

  • Other public sources

    0 thou. CZK

  • Non public and foreign sources

    0 thou. CZK

Basic information

Recognised costs

2 038 CZK thou.

Public support

2 038 CZK thou.

100%


Provider

Czech Science Foundation

CEP

GF - Diseases, pests, weeds and plant protection

Solution period

01. 01. 2009 - 31. 12. 2011