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. 2018 May 23;9:577. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2018.00577

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Copyright © 2018 Das De, Thomas, Verma, Singla, Chauhan, Srivastava, Sharma, Kumari, Tevatiya, Rani, Hasija, Pandey and Dixit.

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Transcriptional responses of other olfactory genes hypothesized to play a crucial role in host-seeking and blood-feeding behavior. (A) Relative expression profiling of other receptor genes according to blood meal time series (described in Figure 5). Orphan R21: Orphan receptor 21; Uncharacterized Pr, Uncharacterized protein; SRCB, Scavenger Receptor class B; SNMP, Sensory neuron membrane protein. (B) Transcriptional profiling of other signaling molecule in response to blood meal time series experiment. Circadian, Circadian gene; AC, Adenylyl Cyclase. The significance of suppression of other olfactory genes expression after 30 h of post blood meal are as follows: Orphan R21 ≤ 0.002; Uncharacterized pr ≤ 0.002; SRCB ≤ 0.006; SNMP ≤ 0.007.