Publications

identification of a chromosome harboring the small subunit ribosomal rna gene of nosema bombycis.		1994	7963645
the antimicrosporidial activity of albendazole.	the antimicrosporidial activity of albendazole was tested on nosema bombycis in vitro in spodoptera frugiperda cells and in vivo in heliocoverpa zea larvae and pupae. significant reductions in the percentage of infected s. frugiperda cells were obtained using a concentration of 5.3 micrograms/ml albendazole in tissue culture medium but recrudescence occurred after the drug was withdrawn from the cultures. significant reductions in the number of spores harvested from 6th-instar larvae or pupae we ...	1993	8228321
staining of microsporidian spores by optical brighteners with remarks on the use of brighteners for the diagnosis of aids associated human microsporidioses.	conditions for the effective fluorescence labelling of microsporidian spores by optical brighteners, based on the presence of chitin in the spore wall, are described. spores of vairimorpha ephestiae, v. necatrix, v. plodiae, nosema bombycis, n. apis, n. algerae, encephalitozoon cuniculi and enterocytozoon bieneusi were examined. the degree of binding of calcofluor white m2r (cfw) to untreated spores depends on the conditions and time of storage and the degree of bacterial contamination of the sp ...	1993	7516908
two-dimensional electrophoretic analysis of spore proteins of the microsporida.	microsporida are potentially useful as biological control agents for insects of economic and medical importance. prior to their responsible use, however, an accurate and reliable means of identification to the species and subspecies level is required. current methods used for identification are not adequate, due to variability of identifiable characters and to the occurrence of dimorphism. recently, progress has been made in the use of biochemical characteristics to support the more traditional ...	1987	3116194
[range of the hosts of the causative agent of pébrine (nosema bombycis) in the mulberry silkworm].	biological interrelations between the agent of microsporidiosis of the silkworm and local species of insects were studied. 7 species of lepidoptera (agrotis segetum, chloridea obsoleta, laphygma exigua, plusia gamma, pieris brassicae, p. rapae, lymantria dispar) were infected with the suspension of nosema bombycis spores. results have shown that 6 species of insects are susceptible to nosema bombycis excluding only the gipsy moth. so, n. bombycis can be considered to be a parasite with a wide ra ...	1980	6769083
the life cycle of nosema bombycis as revealed in tissue culture cells of bombyx mori.		1969	4983936
[diagnosis of nosema bombycis infection].		1952	13002028