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- Q5090618 subject Q7204727.
- Q5090618 subject Q8694595.
- Q5090618 abstract "Chemosensory proteins are a class of small (10-15 kDa), soluble proteins characterised for the first time by Angeli et al. (1999) as secreted into the sensillar lymph of insect chemosensory sensilla. Some members of CSPs were already discovered in Drosophila, and other insects, although not clear link with olfactory or gustatory function was assigned.In the last years CSPs were found in insect contact and olfactory sensilla, but other members showed peculiar functions. In Apis mellifera one member was found to be involve in larva developments and in Blatta a CSP is involved in leg regeneration. Binding activity of volatile compounds has been described in a similar way as in other group of soluble sensillar proteins, called Odorant binding proteins or OBPs.CSPs do not share sequence similarity with OBPs and are characterized by only 4 conserved cysteines, where insect OBPs have 6 conserved cysteines.".
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q1630183.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q30034.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q3079510.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q312154.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q3880957.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q7204727.
- Q5090618 wikiPageWikiLink Q8694595.
- Q5090618 comment "Chemosensory proteins are a class of small (10-15 kDa), soluble proteins characterised for the first time by Angeli et al. (1999) as secreted into the sensillar lymph of insect chemosensory sensilla. Some members of CSPs were already discovered in Drosophila, and other insects, although not clear link with olfactory or gustatory function was assigned.In the last years CSPs were found in insect contact and olfactory sensilla, but other members showed peculiar functions.".
- Q5090618 label "Chemosensory protein".