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Gene Dvir\Jhe

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SymbolDvir\JheSpeciesD. virilis
NameJuvenile hormone esteraseAnnotation symbol
Feature typegeneFlyBase IDFBgn0020458
Gene Model StatusUnannotated Stock availability None publicly available
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The gene Juvenile hormone esterase is referred to in FlyBase by the symbol Dvir\Jhe (FBgn0020458). It is a gene from Drosophila virilis. Its molecular function is unknown. The biological processes in which it is involved are not known. No alleles are reported. It has no annotated transcripts. Gene has not been localized to the genome sequence.
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Heat stress results in delay of oviposition and a decrease in juvenile hormone hydrolysis and fertility, which lasted several days after heat treatment.
The course of changes in the activities of enzymes degrading juvenile hormone (JH) during development is studied and the possible role of the proteins in the regulation of JH titre in critical developmental periods and in reproduction are investigated.
Flies respond to stressing effects by a decrease in the level of Juvenile hormone (JH) hydrolysis, delay in oviposition and a decrease in fertility for a few days. The decrease in level of JH hydrolysis may be responsible for the response of the reproductive system to stress.
Two forms of Dvir\Jhe are identified by ion exchange chromatography, one sensitive and one insensitive to DFP (diisopropylphosphofluridate). Females respond to heat stress by a decrease in activity of Dvir\Jhe. This decrease is effected through a decrease in protein. Dvir\Jhe metabolism in males does not change under heat stress.
The activity of Dvir\Jhe in adult D.virilis females decreases in response to heat stress.
Inhibition of Dvir\Jhe activity using paraoxon inhibits D.virilis metamorphosis.
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Research paper
Crone et al., 2007, Insect Biochem. Mol. Biol. 37(6): 540--549
Only one esterase of Drosophila melanogaster is likely to degrade juvenile hormone in vivo. [FBrf0200538]
Gruntenko et al., 2005, J. Insect Physiol. 51(9): 959--968
Effects of dopamine on juvenile hormone metabolism and fitness in Drosophila virilis. [FBrf0190995]
Khlebadarova et al., 1998, Genetika, Moscow 34(5): 625--628
[Genes, controlling the response of the juvenile hormone degradation system to stress in the Drosophila virilis imago, linked to chromosome 6.] [FBrf0104759]
Grenback et al., 1997, Genetika, Moscow 33(7): 920--923
[Genetic control of the activity of DFP-sensitive juvenile hormone esterase in D. virilis.] [FBrf0099238]
Grenback et al., 1997, Russ. J. Genet. 33(7): 776--779
Genetic control of the activity of DFP-sensitive juvenile hormone esterase in D. virilis. [FBrf0105084]
Gruntenko et al., 1996, Genetika, Moscow 32(9): 1191--1198
[The role of juvenile hormone metabolism in adaptation of the Drosophila population to stressful environments.] [FBrf0091384]
Khlebodarova et al., 1996, Insect Biochem. Mol. Biol. 26(8-9): 829--835
A comparative analysis of juvenile hormone metabolyzing enzymes in two species of Drosophila during development. [FBrf0091392]
Khlebodarova et al., 1996, Ontogenez 27(2): 126--130
[Enzymes of the juvenile hormone metabolism in ontogenesis of Drosophila virilis.] [FBrf0088288]
Rauschenbach et al., 1996, J. Insect Physiol. 42(8): 735--742
The role of degradation system of the juvenile hormone in the reproduction of Drosophila under stress. [FBrf0090753]
Rauschenbach et al., 1995, J. Insect Physiol. 41(2): 179--189
Metabolism of the juvenile hormone in Drosophila adults under normal conditions and heat stress: Genetical and biochemical aspects. [FBrf0080343]
Raushenbakh et al., 1995, Genetika, Moscow 31(2): 193--200
[Genetic analysis of differences in metabolism of juvenile hormone in lines of Drosophila virilis that are resistant and sensitive to heat shock.] [FBrf0080344]
Rauschenbach et al., 1991, Ontogenez 22(3): 274--281
The role of JH-esterase in Diptera metamorphosis. [FBrf0074255]
Rauschenbach et al., 1991, J. Insect Physiol. 37(7): 541--548
Role of juvenile hormone esterase in Diptera Drosophila virilis metamorphosis. [FBrf0054477]