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Electrophoretic patterns of body extract proteins in some diplopods (Diplopoda, Myriapoda)
Ćurčić, Božidar P. M. ...
The technique of the universal film agarose electrophoresis has been used to detect biochemical characteristics of the body extract proteins in 7 different species and 7 genera of the diplopod ...families Julidae, Craspedosomatidae, and Polydesmidae. The migration rate of these proteins as well as their relative abundance for Julus terrestris Linnaeus (Julidae), Melogona broelemanni Verhoeff (Craspedosomatidae), Pachyiulus hungaricus Karsch, Unciger foetidus (C. L. Koch), Leptoiulus trilineatus (C. L. Koch), Megaphyllum unilineatum (C. L. Koch) (Julidae), and Brachydesmus dadayii Verhoeff (Polydesmidae) were compared. Electrophoretic identifications of these species showed both species-specific and (probably) intergeneric differences. It is assumed that body protein electrophoresis can be also used: (a) to differentiate species in any stage of their life cycle, (b) to reveal the presence of sibling species, and to differentiate the taxonomic and evolutionary interrelations both in congeneric as well as in other, more distant taxa.
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