Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year Filter | PMID(sorted ascending) Filter |
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| [a serious condition following a bee sting]. | 1968 | 5663848 | |
| pigment studies on several eye-colour mutants of the honey bee, apis mellifera. | 1968 | 5673013 | |
| [contribution to the inhalation anesthesia of the honey-bearing bee (apis mellifera l.)]. | 1968 | 5681903 | |
| an electron microscope study of the process of differentiation during spermatogenesis in the drone honey bee (apis mellifera l.) with special reference to centriole replication and elimination. | 1968 | 5683704 | |
| the multiplication of sacbrood virus in the adult honeybee. | 1968 | 5684126 | |
| the venom of the honeybee (apis mellifera): free amino acids and peptides. | 1968 | 5687646 | |
| the influence of bee venom on the osmotic fragility of human red blood cells. | 1968 | 5690804 | |
| effect of the time day at which honeybee colonies are first allowed flight in a new location on their choice of flower species. | 1968 | 5693045 | |
| [the problem of bacterial septicemia in the honeybee (apis mellifica) and the possibilities of an effective therapy]. | 1968 | 5696032 | |
| mechanical properties of the flight muscle of the bee. ii. active isometric tension at different muscle lengths. | 1968 | 5711520 | |
| mechanical properties of the flight muscle of the bee. 3. the reversibility of extreme degrees of stretch. | 1968 | 5711521 | |
| microbial inhibition by prepupae of the alkali bee, nomia melanderi. | 1968 | 5716585 | |
| afterpotentials of the visual cell of the honey-bee drone. | 1968 | 5719361 | |
| [microelectrophoretic studies of the hemolymph of the honeybee, as model for testing the effects of pesticides on arthropods]. | 1968 | 5719572 | |
| slow and spike potentials recorded from retinula cells of the honeybee drone in response to light. | responses to light recorded by means of intracellular microelectrodes in isolated heads kept in oxygenated ringer solution consist of a slow depolarization. light adaptation increases the rates of depolarization and repolarization and decreases the amplitude of the response. qualitatively these changes are similar to those observed in limulus by fuortes and hodgkin. they are rapidly reversible during dark adaptation. in retinula cells of the drone eye a large single spike is recorded superimpose ... | 1968 | 5722083 |
| haemolymph esterases in the female larval honeybee, apis mellifera l., during caste development. | 1968 | 5725458 | |
| [local use of the bee product propolis in otorhinolaryngologic practice]. | 2013 | 5739966 | |
| [clinical aspects of bee sting of the cornea]. | 2004 | 5742541 | |
| [a complex method of eradication of foulbrood in bee colonies]. | 1968 | 5744213 | |
| [the tick fauna of a bee colony]. | 1968 | 5753926 | |
| evidence for extracellular space in the rhabdome of the honeybee drone eye. | 1969 | 5765767 | |
| occurrence of octadeca-trans-2,cis-9,cis-12-trienoic acid in pollen attractive to the honey bee. | 1969 | 5769090 | |
| effects of sodium, potassium, and calcium ions on slow and spike potentials in single photoreceptor cells. | the influence of changes in the ionic composition of the bathing medium on responses of the retinula cell of the honeybee drone to light was examined by means of intracellular microelectrodes. the resting potential of the cell was influenced mainly by the concentration of k. the peak of the receptor potential (the transient), which in a normal solution and with strong light approaches zero membrane potential, overshot this level in a k-rich solution. an increase in the concentration of k also ra ... | 1969 | 5769421 |
| honey bee recruitment to food sources: olfaction or language? | honey bee recruits locate food sources by olfaction and not by use of distance and direction information contained in the recruitment dance. recruitment efficiency increases as odor of the food source accumulates in the hive, from hour to hour and from day to day. flight patterns, landing patterns, bee odor, and nassanoff secretion apparently do not aid in recruitment of bees. | 1969 | 5773718 |
| brood care in halictine bees. | four species of the halictine bee genus evylaeus keep their brood cells open during most or part of the development of the larvae. in the colonial summer phase, house bees care for the young and keep brood cells clean from feces and exuviae. progressive feeding of nector is present at least in evylaeus malachurus, whose fully fed larvae are, on an average, 60 percent heavier than the egg-and-pollen stage. interactions between the two generations of social halictinae are of general occurrence, an ... | 1969 | 5777212 |
| [amino acid sequence of mcd-peptide, a specific mast cell-degranulating peptide from bee venom]. | 1969 | 5789872 | |
| a surfactant bee venom fraction: separation on a newly devised constant flow rate chromatographic column and detection by changes in effluent drop volume. | 1969 | 5791469 | |
| biochemical polymorphisms in bees (apis mellifera ligustica). | 1969 | 5791728 | |
| cellular basis of colour vision in the honey bee. | 1969 | 5799543 | |
| respiration of queen and worker honeybee larvae on differentially labelled glucose-c14. | 1969 | 5804472 | |
| [results of desensitization with allpyral extracts in bee and wasp sting allergies]. | 1969 | 5805592 | |
| a disease of the honey bee causing behavioral changes and mortality. | 1969 | 5816958 | |
| chromatographic fractions of bee venom: cytotoxicity for mouse bone marrow stem cells. | 1969 | 5824335 | |
| [studies on the sugar spectrum of the hemolymph of the honeybee (apis mellifica l.). i. the blood sugar spectrum of adult bees]. | 1965 | 5827535 | |
| studies on the flight mechanism of insects. ii. the innervation and electrical activity of the fibrillar muscles of the bumble bee, bombus. | 1965 | 5827537 | |
| paralysis of the honey bee, apis melliera linnaeus. | 1965 | 5827550 | |
| susceptibility of the honey bee, apis mellifera linnaeus, infested with acarapis woodi (rennie) to infection by airborne pathogens. | 1965 | 5827551 | |
| the occurrence of chronic and acute bee paralysis viruses in bees outside britain. | 1965 | 5827552 | |
| chronic bee paralysis virus in the nerve ganglia of the adult honey bee. | 1965 | 5827553 | |
| [on the royal jelly of honey bees. 8. demonstration of the determining principle in the jelly of queen bee larvae]. | 1964 | 5829232 | |
| the ages of worker honeybees (apis mellifera l.) engaged in "fanning" and in "shiver dances". | 2003 | 5835852 | |
| inactivation and reactivation rates of fly and bee cholinesterases inhibited by sevin. | 1965 | 5835867 | |
| inter-z bridges in the flight muscle of the bee. | 1965 | 5848840 | |
| [experience with iontophoresis of bee venom in lumbar sciatica]. | 1965 | 5854483 | |
| metabolism of 9-ketodec-2-enoic acid by worker honeybees (apis mellifera l.). | 1965 | 5863325 | |
| desensitization against the effects of bee-stings. | 1965 | 5865369 | |
| [eyeball injury caused by bee sting]. | 1965 | 5867606 | |
| "x-chromosome" in the honey-bee. | 1965 | 5870768 | |
| [apropos of medical aid in bee venom poisoning and bee venom intolerance]. | 1965 | 5871689 | |
| [effect of bee royal jelly (gelée royale) on the cholesterol level, total lipids in the serum and on the fibrinolytic activity of plasma of elderly arteriosclerotic patients]. | 1965 | 5875416 | |
| [effect of bee royal jelly (gelée royale) and of heparin on experimental atherosclerosis of rabbits]. | 1965 | 5875417 | |
| [on the biochemistry of bee venom peptides, melittin and apamin]. | 1965 | 5876063 | |
| [death from bee stings]. | 1965 | 5876533 | |
| [hemorrhagic meningoencephalitis caused by bee venom]. | 1965 | 5883077 | |
| development and ultrastructural changes of sarcosomes during honey bee flight muscle development. | 1965 | 5884146 | |
| [neurologic complications after bee sting]. | 2009 | 5884879 | |
| [color perception measurement in the honey bee (apis mellifera)]. | 1964 | 5888748 | |
| phospholipase b in snake venoms and bee venom. | 1964 | 5891197 | |
| damage to honey bee colonies (apis mellifera) by insecticides in great britain, 1956-65. | 1966 | 5934933 | |
| mortality of the honey bee, apis mellifera, in colonies treated with certain biological insecticides. | 1966 | 5939385 | |
| a conopid fly parasite found in the honey bee. | 1966 | 5939394 | |
| acute bee paralysis virus, a cytoplasmic insect virus. | 1966 | 5943541 | |
| the allergenicity of the ova of the honey bee (apis mellifera). | 1966 | 5949490 | |
| deoxyribonucleic acid values in dividing and non-dividing cells of male and female larvae of the honey bee. | 1966 | 5954560 | |
| [results of desensitization in bee and wasp sting allergy]. | 1966 | 5955349 | |
| on the response of rat liver mitochondria to treatment with bee venom. | 1966 | 5963809 | |
| studies on a mast cell degranulating factor in bee venom. | 1966 | 5973173 | |
| [contributions to the study of allergy to bee and wasp stings]. | 1966 | 5979421 | |
| [poisoning caused by spring bee honey]. | 1966 | 5984344 | |
| [pigment studies on the eyes of the honey bee apis mellifica]. | 1966 | 5990083 | |
| [the effect of antibiotics on bee productivity]. | 1966 | 5993308 | |
| [death due to bee sting]. | 2004 | 5997139 | |
| [the significance of conditioned reflexes in the formation of signal activity in the honey bee]. | 2006 | 6001010 | |
| [the importance of controlling the spreding of suppurative bee diseases in wax plants]. | 1966 | 6012267 | |
| bee venom: glands, intoxication, accidents. | 1966 | 6012317 | |
| viruslike particles in adult honey bees (apis mellifera linnaeus) following injection with sacbrood virus. | 1967 | 6025061 | |
| glycogen synthetase of bee larvae. | 1967 | 6026229 | |
| activation of honeybee head cholinesterase by water-miscible organic solvents. | 1967 | 6030594 | |
| factors determining the collection of pollen by honeybee foragers. | 1967 | 6031100 | |
| the isolation of n-formylglycine from a polypeptide present in bee venom. | 1967 | 6040373 | |
| crithidia mellificae n. sp. an acidophilic trypanosomatid of the honey bee apis mellifera. | 1967 | 6050656 | |
| acute bee-paralysis virus in adult honey bees injected with sacbrood virus. | 1967 | 6053149 | |
| the lunar periodicity of sphecodogastra texana, a nocturnal bee (hymenoptera: halictidae). | 1967 | 6055102 | |
| [immunologic study after bee stings in a patient developing a picture of multiple sclerosis]. | 1967 | 6055534 | |
| increased resistance of mice to x-irradiation after the injection of bee venom. | 1967 | 6059526 | |
| in vitro phagocytosis of nosema apis spores by honey-bee hemocytes. | 1967 | 6064156 | |
| attraction of apis mellifera drones by the odours of the queens of two other species of honeybees. | 1967 | 6067599 | |
| studies in the mode of action of royal jelly in honeybee development. vii. the free amino acids in the haemolymph of developing larvae. | 1967 | 6073491 | |
| the incidence of virus diseases in the honey bee. | 1967 | 6076167 | |
| [the types of photoreceptor cells in the compound eye of the worker bee by electron microscopy data]. | 1967 | 6080384 | |
| hyaluronidase polymorphism detected by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. application to hyaluronidases from bacteria, slime molds, bee and snake venoms, bovine testes, rat liver lysosomes, and human serum. | a gel electrophoretic technique which allows detection of hyaluronidase activity in the gel has been devised. the principle is that the high-molecular-weight substrate, hyaluronic acid, is included in the gel, where it cannot move in the electrical field. after the run, the gel is incubated under conditions allowing the enzyme to degrade the substrate. upon staining with "stains-all" dye (eastman kodak co., 2718), zones of hyaluronidase activity appear as pink bands in a blue background. the sen ... | 1984 | 6084966 |
| spiroplasmas of group i: the spiroplasma citri cluster. | we propose that group i spiroplasmas be subdivided into seven, rather than four, subgroups. the seven subgroups showed remarkable homogeneity when several representative strains were compared. hybridization reactions between dnas of representative strains within subgroups were generally at least 90 percent, and usually at least 80 percent co-migrating cell proteins were found. in addition, when plasmid dna was excluded, profiles of restricted dna among strains within subgroups were very similar. ... | 1983 | 6089454 |
| neurotensin receptors on the ileum of the guinea-pig: evidence for the coexistence of inhibitory and excitatory receptors. | neurotensin caused a complex muscular response of the longitudinal muscle-myenteric plexus preparation of guinea-pig ileum: picomoles of neurotensin produced inhibition while larger concentrations caused an inhibitory effect followed by a delayed dose-dependent contraction. the inhibitory phase of the neurotensin-induced muscular activity was not modified by tetrodotoxin but was potently antagonized in a non-competitive manner by apamin, a bee venom toxin. the contractile component was blocked b ... | 1984 | 6090161 |
| [interaction of tertiapin, a neurotoxin from bee venom, with calmodulin]. | tertiapin, a neurotoxin from the honey bee venom, interacts specifically with calmodulin in the presence of ca2+. the nature of this interaction was studied using calmodulin-camp phosphodiesterase system. tertiapin does not affect the unstimulated basal activity of phosphodiesterase. however, it totally inhibits the enzyme-activating capacity of calmodulin. analysis of the dose-dependent activation of phosphodiesterase by calmodulin in the presence of tertiapin indicated that inhibition is cause ... | 1983 | 6091685 |
| arachidonic acid, 12- and 15-hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acids, eicosapentaenoic acid, and phospholipase a2 induce starfish oocyte maturation. | in starfish oocyte maturation (meiosis reinitiation) is induced by the natural hormone 1-methyladenine (1-me-ade). this paper shows that arachidonic acid (aa) induces oocyte maturation at concentrations above 0.5 microm. this maturation shares many characteristics with 1-meade-induced maturation: same kinetics, same required contact time, same stimulations of protein phosphorylation and sodium influx. although calcium facilitates the aa-induced but not the 1-meade-induced maturation, aa, like 1- ... | 1984 | 6094288 |
| the presence in pig brain of an endogenous equivalent of apamin, the bee venom peptide that specifically blocks ca2+-dependent k+ channels. | an apamin-like factor has been isolated from pig brain after extraction of the tissue and purification on sulfopropyl-sephadex c-25 and on reversed-phase high pressure liquid chromatography. the apamin-like factor has the following properties: (i) it prevents 125i-labeled apamin binding to its specific receptor site present on rat brain synaptosomes, (ii) it is active in the radioimmunoassay for apamin (i.e., it prevents 125i-labeled apamin precipitation by anti-apamin antibodies), (iii) it indu ... | 1984 | 6095277 |
| research in the field of antiviral chemotherapy performed in the "stefan s. nicolau" institute of virology. | a brief review is made of the research in the field of antiviral chemotherapy performed in the "stefan s. nicolau" institute of virology during the 35 years since its foundation. the investigations have mainly focused on influenza and herpes virus, but the chemotherapy of other viral infections (mumps, vaccinia, coxsackie, etc.) has also been approached. most of the chemotherapy agents assayed have been represented by natural preparations: immunoglobulins, interferon, hormones, vitamins, plant e ... | 1984 | 6097022 |
| bee venom inhibits superoxide production by human neutrophils. | investigation of the antiinflammatory properties of bee venom demonstrates that it inhibits production of superoxide anion by human neutrophils in a potent, selective, nontoxic, dose-dependent fashion, both pre- and poststimulation by particulate and soluble activators of the neutrophil oxidative metabolism burst. the effect is not due to receptor competition, superoxide dismutase, and/or catalase activity, scavenging, or indicator media effects. these findings may explain the antiinflammatory e ... | 1984 | 6097547 |
| effects of apamin on the outward potassium current of isolated frog skeletal muscle fibres. | the effect of apamin, a polypeptidic toxin from bee venom which is a specific blocker of certain ca2+-dependent k+ channels, has been tested (50-100nm) on voltage clamped single skeletal muscle fibres of the frog. the results have shown the existence of an inhibitory effect of the toxin on the slow outward k+ current which suggests the existence of a ca2+-sensitive component of the slow k+ permeability in the plasma membrane of the frog muscle fibre. | 1984 | 6098894 |
| apamin: a specific toxin to study a class of ca2+-dependent k+ channels. | apamin is a bee venom neurotoxin of 18 amino-acids containing two disulfide bridges. current clamp and voltage clamp experiments have shown that externally applied apamin blocks specifically at low concentration (0.1 microm) the ca2+-dependent slow k+ conductance which mediates the long-lasting after-hyperpolarization in neuroblastoma cells and rat muscle cells in culture. the apamin-sensitive ca2+-dependent slow k+ conductance is voltage-dependent and tetraethylammonium (tea) insensitive. it is ... | 1984 | 6099412 |