Recorded Viewing: <Online Seminar> High-Sensitivity Detection of Proteins from Trace Samples: Case Studies Using Microscopic Insects
The lecture by Professor Ryusuke Niwa from the Center for Survival Dynamics Research at Tsukuba University, focusing on physiological genetics research, is now available for viewing.
This presentation will discuss the technical challenges of analyzing physiologically active proteins in small insects, such as Drosophila and their parasitoid wasps, and how these challenges were overcome through the introduction of simple Western techniques.
Related papers on the lecture content:
*Sandwich ELISA using newly generated monoclonal antibodies quantifies circulating neuropeptide F in Drosophila melanogaster
*Parasitoid wasp venoms degrade Drosophila imaginal discs for successful parasitism

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This presentation will discuss a case where the technical challenges of analyzing physiologically active proteins in small insects, such as fruit flies and their parasitic wasps, were overcome by the introduction of simple western techniques.






