Michael Locke

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Michael Locke is affiliated with the following schools: University of Western Ontario, McGill University, University of British Columbia, Case Western Reserve University

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#4483

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#6680

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Evolutionary Biology

#321

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#345

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Ecology

#819

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#889

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Michael Locke 's Degrees

Masters Ecology McGill University
PhD Evolutionary Biology University of British Columbia

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Locke was an English-born Canadian biologist. He was Chair of Zoology at Western University from 1971 to 1985 and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.

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THE STRUCTURE AND FORMATION OF PROTEIN GRANULES IN THE FAT BODY OF AN INSECT (1965) (292)
PROTEIN UPTAKE INTO MULTIVESICULAR BODIES AND STORAGE GRANULES IN THE FAT BODY OF AN INSECT (1968) (284)
PORE CANALS AND RELATED STRUCTURES IN INSECT CUTICLE (1961) (278)
The structure and formation of the cuticulin layer in the epicuticle of an insect, Calpodes ethlius (Lepidoptera, Hesperiidae) (1966) (243)
Exercising mammals synthesize stress proteins. (1990) (185)
Inducible isoform of HSP70 is constitutively expressed in a muscle fiber type specific pattern. (1991) (172)
The ultrastructure of the oenocytes in the moltiintermolt cycle of an insect (1969) (166)
The structure of an epidermal cell during the development of the protein epicuticle and the uptake of molting fluid in an insect (1969) (150)
The Wigglesworth Lecture: Insects for studying fundamental problems in biology. (2001) (139)
Haemolymph ecdysteroid levels and cellular events in the intermoult/moult sequence of Calpodes ethlius. (1980) (136)
THE STRUCTURE OF SEPTATE DESMOSOMES (1965) (135)
Permeability of Insect Cuticle to Water and Lipids (1965) (124)
THE ORIGIN AND FATE OF MICROBODIES IN THE FAT BODY OF AN INSECT (1971) (115)
Iron Economy in Insects: Transport, Metabolism, and Storage (1992) (113)
A ROUTINE METHOD FOR OBTAINING HIGH CONTRAST WITHOUT STAINING SECTIONS (1971) (111)
HOT ALCOHOLIC PHOSPHOTUNGSTIC ACID AND URANYL ACETATE AS ROUTINE STAINS FOR THICK AND THIN SECTIONS (1971) (102)
Protein Uptake in Multivesicular Bodies in the Molt-Intermolt Cycle of an Insect (1967) (94)
Structure of long bones in mammals (2004) (80)
The Structure and Development of the Vacuolar System in the Fat Body of Insects (1984) (79)
The deposition of endocuticle in an insect, Calpodes ethlius Stoll (Lepidoptera, Hesperiidae) (1966) (78)
Structure of ivory (2008) (76)
The Cuticle and Wax Secretion in Calpodes Ethlius (Lepidoptera, Hesperidae) (1960) (74)
The synthesis of hemolymph proteins by the larval fat body of an insect Calpodes ethlius (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae) (1987) (74)
Shifts in type I fiber proportion in rat hindlimb muscle are accompanied by changes in HSP72 content. (1994) (74)
The Co-ordination of Growth in the Tracheal System of Insects (1958) (64)
The localization of ferritin in insects (1990) (58)
The size limited penetration of gold particles through insect basal laminae (1990) (54)
Integument and hemocyte peptides (1994) (54)
THE CELL BIOLOGY OF FAT BODY DEVELOPMENT (1980) (54)
The characterization of ferritin in an insect (1989) (52)
The Formation of Tracheae and Tracheoles in Rhodnius prolixus (1958) (47)
A function for pericardial cells in an insect (1987) (44)
Ultrastructure Methods in Cuticle Research (1980) (43)
The cuticular pattern in an insect: The behaviour of grafts in segmented appendages (1966) (41)
Caterpillars have evolved lungs for hemocyte gas exchange. (1997) (39)
Hold on to what you’ve got: the volunteer retention literature (2003) (38)
The Structure of Insect Tracheae (1957) (35)
The Emergence of Order in Developing Systems (1968) (35)
Cell Structure during Insect Metamorphosis (1981) (32)
Surface membranes, Golgi complexes, and vacuolar systems. (2003) (30)
Molt and Intermolt Activities in the Epidermal Cells of an Insect (1965) (29)
Vacuolar apoferritin synthesis by the fat body of an insect (Calpodes ethlius) (1991) (29)
Classes of integument peptides (1993) (29)
Ecdysterone-mediated cuticle deposition and the control of growth in insect tracheae (1978) (26)
Golgi complex--endoplasmic reticulum transition region has rings of beads. (1975) (26)
Purification and characterization of three major hemolymph proteins of an insect, Calpodes ethlius (lepidoptera, hesperiidae) (1987) (25)
The localization of surface integument peptides in tracheae and tracheoles (1994) (24)
Permeability of Insect Cuticle to Water and Lipids. (1965) (23)
Peripheral nuclear matrix actin forms perinuclear shells (1998) (23)
A man for our season (1997) (18)
Honeybees and magnetoreception. (1995) (15)
Preservation and contrast without osmication or section staining (1994) (15)
Why caterpillars do not grow short and fat (1993) (14)
A shell of F-actin surrounds the branched nuclei of silk gland cells (1992) (13)
Cycles of F-actin redistribution in the dermal glands of an insect relate to secretion (1990) (8)
Lenticles: innervated secretory structures that are expressed at every other larval moult. (1984) (8)
Insect cells for the study of general problems in biology—Somatic inheritance☆ (1988) (8)
The redeployment of F-actin in silk glands during moulting (1992) (7)
Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth, C. B. E., 17 April 1899 - 12 February 1994 (1996) (7)
High-performance two-axis gimbal system for free space laser communications onboard unmanned aircraft systems (2011) (5)
Professor Sir Vincent B. Wigglesworth, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.S. (1899–1994) (1994) (5)
The relative positions of condensed chromosomes are maintained between divisions in the epidermis of Calpodes ethlius (1992) (4)
Diagnostic profile on the IFA 40: HEp-20-10 – an immunofluorescence test for reliable antinuclear antibody screening (2015) (4)
Hypotheses for gradient mechanisms in insect epidermis (2004) (4)
Vascular Spaces in Compact Bone: A Technique to Correct a Common Misinterpretation of Structure (2003) (4)
Secretion by insect heart muscle cells (1989) (3)
The gradient concept in the development of the integument of insects (2004) (3)
Professor Sir Vincent B. Wigglesworth biography and contributions to insect morphology and embryology for the 1992 distinguished international award (1992) (2)
A Note on Berenbaum's Acetone / Sudan Black Technique for Bound Lipids applied to Insect Cuticle (1959) (2)
Regional differences in the apical F-actin cytoskeleton of silk gland cells of Calpodes ethlius (Stöll) (Lepidoptera : Hesperiidae) (1991) (2)
Transverse cuticular structures arise above actin filament bundles in the epidermis of Calpodes ethlius (Stöll) (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae). (1990) (1)
Vascular Spaces in Compact Bone (2003) (1)
‘A lot of friends. A lot of appreciation and a phone that never stops ringing’: Voluntary action and social exclusion in East London - a pilot study (2000) (1)
Brother, Can You Spare a Billion? Or How to Sell a THAAD in the Land of Bureaucratic Politics (1998) (1)
How Much Capability Does a Capabilities Based Force Need (1999) (0)
Industry News (1991) (0)
If Clausewitz had SCUDS or How the Masters Would Have Fought Ballistic Missiles (1998) (0)
The Integument in Arthropoda: Biology of the Arthropod Cuticle . Anthony C. Neville. Springer-Verlag, New York, 1975. xvi, 450 pp., illus. $62.40. Zoophysiology and Ecology, vol. 4/5. (1976) (0)
V. B. Wigglesworth (17 April 1899-12 February 1994) (1997) (0)
Erratum: Golgi Complex--endoplasmic Reticulum Transition Region Has Rings of Beads (1975) (0)
Structural Carbohydrate: Chitin . Riccardo A. A. Muzzarelli. Pergamon, New York, 1977. xvi, 310 pp., illus. $38.50. (1977) (0)
Rich Material: Insect Ultrastructure . Royal Entomological Society of London Symposium No. 5, Sept. 1969. A. C. Neville, Ed. Published for the Society by Blackwell, Oxford, 1970. viii, 188 pp., illus. $15. (1971) (0)

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