V.L. Souliotis , M. Patrinou-Georgoula , V. Zongza , G.J. Dimitriadis
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Abstract
The cuticle proteins of the insect Dacus oleae have been isolated by extraction with a solution of 7 M urea. The affinity properties of cuticle proteins, isolated from the third instar larvae (L3DCPs 1–7), to chitin have been studied. Purified cuticle antigens were polymerized by glutaraldehyde and used for raising antibodies. The developmental appearance of the cuticle proteins has been studied by two-dimensional electrophoresis