In situ analysis of pH gradients in mosquito larvae using non-invasive, self-referencing, pH-sensitive microelectrodes
The alkaline environment, pH approximately 11, in the anterior midgut lumen of mosquito larvae is essential for normal nutrition and development. The mechanism of alkalization is, however, unknown. Although evidence from immunohistochemistry, electron microscopy and electrophysiology suggests that a...
Main Authors: | Boudko, D.Y (Author), Moroz, L.L (Author), Linser, P.J (Author), Trimarchi, J.R (Author), Smith, P.J (Author), Harvey, W.R (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2001-02.
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