The hatching cascade Flashcards
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hatching cascade
- induction via intrinsic and extrinsic factors that promtoe changes in eggshell and volume of the eggs
- changes in larval behavior and activity
- larval eclosion
calcium mediates trehalose and water ehcange across the eggshell during hatching induction
Globodera rostochiensis
their eggs swell in early stages of hatching
- Trichuris muris
- Tylenchorhynchus maximus
widespread exploration or unfocussed movemnet beofre eclosion
- head waving
- whole-body rolling
what happens during local exploration
- targeted and localised thrusting of larval head or tail
- secretions from pharyngeal glands
- propulsion of larval’s sytlet
species that does targeted and localised thrusting of larval head or tail, secretions from pharyngeal glands, and propulsion of larval’s sytlet
- Aphelenchus avenae
- Meloidogyne spp.
local exploration is used to both propel and guide the stylet to create a perforated slit in one region of the eggshell
Globodera rostochiensis
species where pharyngeal pumping has been observed
- A. avenae
- G. rostochiensis
- C. elegans
enzymes found in previtelline fluid of Ascairs lumbricoides, Haemonchus controtus, and Ancylostoma ceylanicum
- chitinases
- lipases
- proteases
what happens in step i: induction via intrinsic/extrinsic factors
- induction by plant diffusates or host microbiota
- ion mediated movement of sugars
- chane in size or volume
what happens in step ii: changes in behaviour
- widespread exploration
- local exploration
widespread exploration
- thrashing
- head waving
- whole body rolling
local exploration
- head/tail thrusting
- stylet cutting
- pharyngeal pumping
what happens in step iii: eclosion
- exit through opening generated by larva
- exit through structurally defined pole or point on the egg
- exit through whole degradation of eggshell
some species that identify specific eclosion sites
- Capillaria spp.
- Trichuris spp.
species that egresses though thinned region of the eggshell
Enterobius vermicularis
species that occasionally perforate the shell with their tail before reversing to emerge head first
- Ancylostoma ceylanicum
- Ancylostoma tubaeforme
species that utilise their sharp tail to perforate the shell and emerge tail-first
- Heterodera contortus
- Heterodera iri