| occurrence in vivo of "hidden breaks" at specific sites of 26 s ribosomal rna of musca carnaria. | | 1975 | 1152058 |
| [the occurrence of diptera in living quarters]. | more than 150 species of diptera belonging to 46 families were caught in a flat in the outskirts of berlin between april and october 1986. 2148 specimens were collected. fannia canicularis was the most frequent species with 726 specimens. drosophila melanogaster, culex pipiens, lucilia sericata, sarcophaga carnaria, calliphora vicina, muscina stabulans and fannia manicata were other important synanthropic flies, which inclusively fannia canicularis amounted 55% of the total catching rate. the re ... | 1990 | 2127165 |
| influence of age and diet on dna synthesis and the dna content of mid-gut cells in the dipteran sarcophaga carnaria. | virgin female sarcophaga carnaria maintained on a diet of sugar and water had shorter lifespans than those maintained on a liver, sugar and water diet; there was no significant different between the lifespans of mated females or mated males kept on the two diets. autoradiographs of mid-gut sections from virgin females which had been fed with [3h]thymidine showed substantial amounts of dna synthesis in the nuclei during at least the first 14-15 days of adult life. cytophotometric measurements of ... | 1983 | 6656299 |
| three case studies in forensic entomology from southern italy. | three cases of forensic interest regarding the estimation of postmortem interval (pmi) by entomological data are presented. the three cases concerning criminal investigations were performed in southern italy by the entomological laboratory of the institute of forensic medicine at the university of bari. for each case the authors present a detailed description of the remains as observed at the crime scene and a description of the arthropods collected from the remains. the pmi estimation was based ... | 1998 | 9456548 |
| [succinic dehydrogenase in the larvae of sarcophaga carnaria]. | | 1962 | 14037509 |
| fly photoreceptors demonstrate energy-information trade-offs in neural coding. | trade-offs between energy consumption and neuronal performance must shape the design and evolution of nervous systems, but we lack empirical data showing how neuronal energy costs vary according to performance. using intracellular recordings from the intact retinas of four flies, drosophila melanogaster, d. virilis, calliphora vicina, and sarcophaga carnaria, we measured the rates at which homologous r1-6 photoreceptors of these species transmit information from the same stimuli and estimated th ... | 2007 | 17373859 |
| responses of tabanidae (diptera) to canopy traps baited with 4-methylphenol, 3-isopropylphenol, and naphthalene. | the attraction of female tabanids to unbaited and single-baited canopy traps using 4-methylphenol, 3-isopropylphenol, and naphthalene was studied in three forest localities in eastern croatia. tabanids were collected in a significantly higher number in traps baited with these chemicals compared to unbaited control traps. the number of females of tabanus bromius, tabanus sudeticus, tabanus tergestinus, hybomitra ciureai, haematopota pluvialis, and tabanus maculicornis collected from 4-methylpheno ... | 2007 | 18260506 |
| contact urticaria and asthma from sarcophaga carnaria. | | 2009 | 19780783 |
| contact angioedema and rhinoconjunctivitis caused by dendrobaena species and sarcophaga carnaria used as fishing bait. | the flesh fly sarcophaga carnaria is commonly used as fishing bait. immunoglobulin (ig) e-mediated reactions caused by the handling of this bait have been reported. the earthworm dendrobaena species is increasingly being used as fishing bait but there have been no reported cases of allergy to this species to date. we studied a 26-year-old amateur angler who presented rhinoconjunctivitis, urticaria, and angioedema on handling s carnaria. he started to use dendrobaena species instead but developed ... | 2011 | 21721377 |
| the antifungal activity of fatty acids of all stages of sarcophaga carnaria l. (diptera: sarcophagidae). | fatty acids as components of cuticular lipids of insects play a significant role in antifungal in protection against fungal infection. the chemical composition of cuticular and internal extracts obtained from all developmental stages of flesh flies sarcophaga carnaria was identified. the fatty acids were detected using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry and the most abundant for all examined stages were: 18:1 > 16:0 > 16:1 > 18:0 > 18:2. polyunsaturated fatty acids (pufa) c20 were ... | 2014 | 23969191 |
| [coii "long fragment" reliability in characterisation and classification of forensically important flies]. | molecular identification of collected flies is important in forensic entomological analysis guided with accurate evaluation of the chosen genetic marker. the selected mitochondrial dna segments can be used to properly identify species. the aim of the present study was to determine the reliability of the 635-bp-long cytochrome oxidase ii gene (coii) in identification of forensically important flies. | 2017 | 28144930 |
| postoperative wound myiasis caused by sarcophaga carnaria. | myiasis is a parasitic infection caused by dipteran larvae settling in living tissue and organs. infestation is generally found in tropical and rural areas, where interaction with animals is common. it is diagnosed based on the evidence of the existence of dipteran larvae in tissues and organs. when planning the treatment, identifying the type of larvae is as important as identifying the infected organ or system. in this case report, we present the case of a female who had a biliary tract injury ... | 2016 | 27905290 |
| larval therapy for chronic cutaneous ulcers: historical review and future perspectives. | cutaneous ulcers tend to become chronic and have a profound impact on quality of life. these wounds may become infected and lead to greater morbidity and even mortality. in the past, larvae (ie, maggots) of certain common flies (lucilia sericata and lucilia cuprina) were considered useful in ulcer management because they only remove necrotic tissue while promoting healthy tissue in the wound bed, thus helping wounds heal faster. recently, maggots from several other fly species (calliphora vicina ... | 2017 | 29324424 |
| identification and antifungal activity of novel organic compounds found in cuticular and internal lipids of medically important flies. | novel organic compounds found in the cuticular and internal lipids of medically important flies were identified. uracil, 9-tricosene, 1-oleoyl glycerol, dimethyl suberate and butyl stearate were tested for their potential antifungal activity. minimal inhibitory concentrations of the compounds against reference strains of fungi were determined. uracil and dimethyl suberate slightly inhibited the growth of entomopathogenic fungi. the cuticular and internal lipids of calliphora vicina, calliphora v ... | 2015 | 25026883 |
| antimicrobial activity of untypical lipid compounds in the cuticular and internal lipids of four fly species. | this article describes the qualitative and quantitative analyses of untypical compounds in the cuticular and internal lipids of four dipteran species. for isolated compounds, antimicrobial activity against 18 reference strains of bacteria and fungi was determined. | 2014 | 24238211 |
| developmental changes in the sterol composition and the glycerol content of cuticular and internal lipids of three species of flies. | the glycerol concentration and the composition of cuticular and internal sterols in three medically and forensically important fly species, viz., musca domestica, sarcophaga carnaria, and calliphora vicina, were analyzed. the cuticular and internal lipid extracts were separated by hplc-llsd, after which the sterol fraction was characterized by gc/ms in total ion current (tic) mode. the cuticular lipids of m. domestica larvae contained seven sterols, while in pupae and females, six sterols were i ... | 2013 | 23939800 |