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juvenile hormone epoxide hydrolase activity

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Data Correlations | 63 studies

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Tissues category icon Normal tissues
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Intestine 100 100
Stomach 78 78
Ovary 63 63
Testis 44 44
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Compounds category icon Compounds
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Pentetrazol 100 100
Ccris 7556 91 91
Vigabatrin 88 88
Gabapentin 88 88
Ethosuximide 88 88
Wga 87 87
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Diseases category icon Diseases
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Aggressive type unso… 100 100
Food deprivation 77 77
Starvation 68 68
Aging 34 34
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  • Expression changes in Drosophila head secondary to gabapentin during Pentylenetetrazole withdrawal

    score: 9090 | D. melanogaster D. melanogaster | RNA Expression   RNA Expression

    This study aims to delineate prophylactic or symptomatic effects of gabapentin (GBP) during the withdrawal of pentylenetetrazole (PTZ). PTZ fed flies show a hyperkinetic behavior and, at lower but prolonged exposures, a decreased climbing speed.

    Authors: Sharma A, Singh P, Farhan M

    Organization: Institute of Genomics and Integrative Bi…
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  • B D Hammock
  • R M Roe
  • N E Gruntenko
  • C S Apperson
  • Bruce D Hammock
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  • North Carolina State University
  • University of California
  • Institute of Cytology and Genetics
  • University of Nebraska
  • University of Science and Technology of China

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