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Ecdysteroids in vitro promote differentiation in the accessory glands of male mealworm beetles.

Physiological peak doses of 20-hydroxyecdysone were added to organ cultures of young pupal accessory glands of male Tenebrio molitor. During subsequent culture in vitro or in vivo, the glands accumulated adult-specific antigens. Control organ cultures showed no such antigen accumulation. In this system, ecdysteroid controls not only cell cycles but also differentiation.[1]

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  1. Ecdysteroids in vitro promote differentiation in the accessory glands of male mealworm beetles. Grimnes, K.A., Happ, G.M. Experientia (1987) [Pubmed]
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