annulatus), FSCA Synonymy: Tabanus annulatus (Say), 1823; Tabanus argenteus Wiedemann in Philip, 1950
pygmaeus), FSCA Synonymy: Tabanus pygmaeus (Williston), 1885; Atylotus pygmaeus (Williston)
Stenotabanus (Aegialomyia) magnicallus (Stone) 1935 Florida Record: Tidwell 1973, FSCA Synonymy: Tabanus magnicallus Stone, 1935; Tabanus maritimus Townsend, 1898; Tabanus nanus Macquart, 1846
psammophilus), FSCA Synonymy: Tabanus psammophilus Osten Sacken, 1876
Tabanus aar Philip, 1941 Florida Record: Philip 1941, FSCA
Tabanus abdominalis Fabricius, 1805 Florida Record: Walker 1848, FSCA
Cytotoxicity of Cnidii rhizoma and Tabanus was determined by counting the number of cells that remained adherent to the cell monolayer and excluded trypan blue.
After incubation of GMCs with Cnidii rhizoma or Tabanus as described above, cell supernatants were collected and frozen at -70[degrees]C until assayed by a TGF-[beta]1 ELISA kit (R & D systems) according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Inhibitory effects of Cnidii rhizoma and Tabanus on high glucose-induced GMC proliferation was firstly examined, and the result is shown in Fig.
Therefore, this study determined whether extracts of Cnidii rhizoma and Tabanus had any influences on high glucose-stimulated collagen production in GMCs.
The effects of Cnidii rhizoma and Tabanus on the synthesis of other ECM components were also examined by measuring fibronectin content in the GMCs, and the obtained results are shown in Fig.
Therefore, this study investigated whether inhibitory effects of Cnidii rhizoma and Tabanus on the high glucose-stimulated accumulation of collagen and fibronectin were dependent on the altered TGF-[beta]1 production in GMCs, and the results are shown in Fig.
