Identification and localization of a gonadotropin-releasing hormone-related neuropeptide in Biomphalaria, an intermediate host for schistosomiasis

Keyphrases

• Albumen Gland 20%
• Behavioral Processes 20%
• Biomphalaria 100%
• Biomphalaria Alexandrina 20%
• Biomphalaria Glabrata 20%
• Causative Agents 20%
• Cephalopods 20%
• Cercariae 20%
• Cerebral Ganglion 20%
• Digenetic Trematodes 20%
• Fiber System 20%
• Freshwater Snails 20%
• Ganglion 20%
• Gonadotropin-releasing Hormone 100%
• Gonadotropin-releasing Hormone Superfamily 20%
• Host Behavior 20%
• Intermediate Host 100%
• Intestinal Schistosomiasis 20%
• Mature Peptides 20%
• Neuropeptides 100%
• Nidamental Gland 20%
• Nourishment 20%
• Opisthobranch 20%
• Oviduct 20%
• Ovotestis 20%
• Parasitic Castration 20%
• Pedal Ganglion 20%
• Phylogeny 20%
• Physiological Processes 20%
• Reproduction Control 20%
• Reproductive Behavior 20%
• Reproductive Physiology 20%
• Schistosoma Mansoni 40%
• Schistosomiasis 100%
• Transcriptomic Approaches 20%
• Trematode 20%
• Visceral Ganglion 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Biomphalaria 100%
• Biomphalaria alexandrina 16%
• Biomphalaria glabrata 16%
• Cercaria 16%
• Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone 100%
• Neuropeptide 100%
• Opisthobranch 16%
• Panpulmonata 16%
• Physiological Process 16%
• Precursor 16%
• Schistosoma Mansoni 16%
• Transcriptomics 16%
• Trematode 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Biomphalaria 100%
• Biomphalaria alexandrina 20%
• Biomphalaria glabrata 20%
• Cercaria 20%
• Ganglion 40%
• Opisthobranch 20%
• Panpulmonata 20%
• Physiological Process 20%
• Precursor 20%
• Schistosoma Mansoni 20%
• Schistosomiasis 100%
• Transcriptomics 20%
• Trematoda 40%