Knowing the developmental states of stored grain insects, especially for the immature stages hidden in cereal kernel, such as Sitophilus zeamais, could be in favor of monitoring early and controlling effectively. Atla...Knowing the developmental states of stored grain insects, especially for the immature stages hidden in cereal kernel, such as Sitophilus zeamais, could be in favor of monitoring early and controlling effectively. Atlas and scale parameters on different developmental stages of S. zeamais in wheat kernel were captured and described by three-dimensional microscope of super depth of field observation. The four instars of larva, pre-pupa, pupa, new adult, old adult in kernel could be seen by dissecting the infested kernels. The length, height, and width of larva body increased with insect development and centralized the sizes corresponding to the four instars of larva. The length of larva body centralized near 554, 746, 1 462, and 2 147 μm. The height of larva body centralized about 388, 575, 847, and 1 651 μm. The width of larva body centralized near 340, 598, 798, and 1 568 μm. Head capsule width was in same size for each exuviating period, centralized near 203, 317, 535, and 603 μm, and got big sharply with the instar changed. Developmental duration of four larva instars was about 21 days reared in wheat, less than 28 days reared in maize as published. The atlas and description should be helpful for monitoring the S. zeamais development hidden in cereal kernels and designing control strategy.展开更多
The microscopic morphologies of first-instar nymphs of Antonina tesquorum Danzig and Nesticoccus sinensis Tang are described and illustrated in detail for the first time. The relationship between A.tesquorum and A. gr...The microscopic morphologies of first-instar nymphs of Antonina tesquorum Danzig and Nesticoccus sinensis Tang are described and illustrated in detail for the first time. The relationship between A.tesquorum and A. graminis is discussed. A key to known species of the genus Antonina in the world is provided based on first-instar nymph morphology.展开更多
Objectives: To determine the multiple myeloma (MM) prognostic formulas applicable in Congolese with many aberrant and/or immature plasma cells according to GOASGUEN’s plasma cell morphology algorithm (PMA). Methods: ...Objectives: To determine the multiple myeloma (MM) prognostic formulas applicable in Congolese with many aberrant and/or immature plasma cells according to GOASGUEN’s plasma cell morphology algorithm (PMA). Methods: The prospective, observational and descriptive study was carried out at the Ngaliema Clinic in Kinshasa from July 2016 to December 2019. The variables studied were the plasma cell types and the prognosis groups according to GOASGUEN and ZANDECKI. The nucleolus, the chromatin and the N/C ratio of 2 for each plasma cell encountered in multiple myeloma are examined in order by asking three successive questions as follows: 1) Is the nucleolus present? If yes, we denote 1;if not, note 0;2) Is the chromatin thin? If yes, we score 1;if not we score 0;3) The N/C ratio is greater than 6, if so, 1 is noted;if not, we note 0. We obtain a number with 3 successive digits preceded by the letter P for each plasma cell. Results: The overall rate of immature plasma cells and aberrant plasma cells in MM among Congolese was high at 26.6%. Their integration in the prognostic formulas showed for group A" = 22 patients, group B" = 5 patients and group C" = 32 patients. Examination of plasma cell types in the deceased showed that 14/17 had a P001 plasma cell count ≥ 15%. Conclusion: The high rate of aberrant and/or immature plasma cells, the P001 plasma cell type at a rate ≥ 15%, found mostly in group C" with poor prognosis, are responsible for the aggressive nature of MM in Congolese Blacks.展开更多
基金Supported by National Keypoint Research and Invention Program of the Thirteenth(2017YFC1600804)
文摘Knowing the developmental states of stored grain insects, especially for the immature stages hidden in cereal kernel, such as Sitophilus zeamais, could be in favor of monitoring early and controlling effectively. Atlas and scale parameters on different developmental stages of S. zeamais in wheat kernel were captured and described by three-dimensional microscope of super depth of field observation. The four instars of larva, pre-pupa, pupa, new adult, old adult in kernel could be seen by dissecting the infested kernels. The length, height, and width of larva body increased with insect development and centralized the sizes corresponding to the four instars of larva. The length of larva body centralized near 554, 746, 1 462, and 2 147 μm. The height of larva body centralized about 388, 575, 847, and 1 651 μm. The width of larva body centralized near 340, 598, 798, and 1 568 μm. Head capsule width was in same size for each exuviating period, centralized near 203, 317, 535, and 603 μm, and got big sharply with the instar changed. Developmental duration of four larva instars was about 21 days reared in wheat, less than 28 days reared in maize as published. The atlas and description should be helpful for monitoring the S. zeamais development hidden in cereal kernels and designing control strategy.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31372151)
文摘The microscopic morphologies of first-instar nymphs of Antonina tesquorum Danzig and Nesticoccus sinensis Tang are described and illustrated in detail for the first time. The relationship between A.tesquorum and A. graminis is discussed. A key to known species of the genus Antonina in the world is provided based on first-instar nymph morphology.
文摘Objectives: To determine the multiple myeloma (MM) prognostic formulas applicable in Congolese with many aberrant and/or immature plasma cells according to GOASGUEN’s plasma cell morphology algorithm (PMA). Methods: The prospective, observational and descriptive study was carried out at the Ngaliema Clinic in Kinshasa from July 2016 to December 2019. The variables studied were the plasma cell types and the prognosis groups according to GOASGUEN and ZANDECKI. The nucleolus, the chromatin and the N/C ratio of 2 for each plasma cell encountered in multiple myeloma are examined in order by asking three successive questions as follows: 1) Is the nucleolus present? If yes, we denote 1;if not, note 0;2) Is the chromatin thin? If yes, we score 1;if not we score 0;3) The N/C ratio is greater than 6, if so, 1 is noted;if not, we note 0. We obtain a number with 3 successive digits preceded by the letter P for each plasma cell. Results: The overall rate of immature plasma cells and aberrant plasma cells in MM among Congolese was high at 26.6%. Their integration in the prognostic formulas showed for group A" = 22 patients, group B" = 5 patients and group C" = 32 patients. Examination of plasma cell types in the deceased showed that 14/17 had a P001 plasma cell count ≥ 15%. Conclusion: The high rate of aberrant and/or immature plasma cells, the P001 plasma cell type at a rate ≥ 15%, found mostly in group C" with poor prognosis, are responsible for the aggressive nature of MM in Congolese Blacks.
