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Published in final edited form as: Insect Biochem Mol Biol. 2007 May 29;37(8):829–837. doi: 10.1016/j.ibmb.2007.05.010

Fig. 2 — Developmental profiles of EAT43357 (A), EAT43353 (B) and EAT43354 (C) mRNA in whole body homogenates and midgut. Newly molted 4th instar larvae were sampled every 3 hr until pupation. Newly molted pupae were sampled every 3 hr until adult emergence. The pharate pupae with tanned respiratory trumpets appearing at 48 hr and 51hr AEFL were also staged. The mRNA levels of these genes were normalized using S7RP ribosomal RNA as an internal standard. Mean ± SE for three independently staged sets of larvae and pupae are shown. AEFL, after ecdysis into the final instar larval stage; AEP, after ecdysis into the pupa stage.

Fig. 2 — Developmental profiles of EAT43357 (A), EAT43353 (B) and EAT43354 (C) mRNA in whole body homogenates and midgut. Newly molted 4th instar larvae were sampled every 3 hr until pupation. Newly molted pupae were sampled every 3 hr until adult emergence. The pharate pupae with tanned respiratory trumpets appearing at 48 hr and 51hr AEFL were also staged. The mRNA levels of these genes were normalized using S7RP ribosomal RNA as an internal standard. Mean ± SE for three independently staged sets of larvae and pupae are shown. AEFL, after ecdysis into the final instar larval stage; AEP, after ecdysis into the pupa stage.