نتایج جستجو برای: insect immunity comprises behavioral

تعداد نتایج: 302089  

2013
Fei Wang Cuimei Hu Xiaoting Hua Liang Song Qingyou Xia

Insect gut immunity is the first line of defense against oral infection. Although a few immune-related molecules in insect intestine has been identified by genomics or proteomics approach with comparison to well-studied tissues, such as hemolymph or fat body, our knowledge about the molecular mechanism underlying the gut immunity which would involve a variety of unidentified molecules is still ...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2009
Mark S Bulmer Ido Bachelet Rahul Raman Rebeca B Rosengaus Ram Sasisekharan

Insect pests such as termites cause damages to crops and man-made structures estimated at over $30 billion per year, imposing a global challenge for the human economy. Here, we report a strategy for compromising insect immunity that might lead to the development of nontoxic, sustainable pest control methods. Gram-negative bacteria binding proteins (GNBPs) are critical for sensing pathogenic inf...

Journal: :Parasite immunology 2013
B M Sadd S M Barribeau

Interactions between insect hosts and their parasites are significant because their parasites can also be parasites of humans and of species that we utilize. Host-parasite interactions are complex, even in insects, and there can be heterogeneous outcomes in infection success, load, virulence and transmission, with consequences for the evolution of hosts and their parasites, and also for epidemi...

Journal: :Insect biochemistry and molecular biology 2016
Michael R Kanost Estela L Arrese Xiaolong Cao Yun-Ru Chen Sanjay Chellapilla Marian R Goldsmith Ewald Grosse-Wilde David G Heckel Nicolae Herndon Haobo Jiang Alexie Papanicolaou Jiaxin Qu Jose L Soulages Heiko Vogel James Walters Robert M Waterhouse Seung-Joon Ahn Francisca C Almeida Chunju An Peshtewani Aqrawi Anne Bretschneider William B Bryant Sascha Bucks Hsu Chao Germain Chevignon Jayne M Christen David F Clarke Neal T Dittmer Laura C F Ferguson Spyridoula Garavelou Karl H J Gordon Ramesh T Gunaratna Yi Han Frank Hauser Yan He Hanna Heidel-Fischer Ariana Hirsh Yingxia Hu Hongbo Jiang Divya Kalra Christian Klinner Christopher König Christie Kovar Ashley R Kroll Suyog S Kuwar Sandy L Lee Rüdiger Lehman Kai Li Zhaofei Li Hanquan Liang Shanna Lovelace Zhiqiang Lu Jennifer H Mansfield Kyle J McCulloch Tittu Mathew Brian Morton Donna M Muzny David Neunemann Fiona Ongeri Yannick Pauchet Ling-Ling Pu Ioannis Pyrousis Xiang-Jun Rao Amanda Redding Charles Roesel Alejandro Sanchez-Gracia Sarah Schaack Aditi Shukla Guillaume Tetreau Yang Wang Guang-Hua Xiong Walther Traut Tom K Walsh Kim C Worley Di Wu Wenbi Wu Yuan-Qing Wu Xiufeng Zhang Zhen Zou Hannah Zucker Adriana D Briscoe Thorsten Burmester Rollie J Clem René Feyereisen Cornelis J P Grimmelikhuijzen Stavros J Hamodrakas Bill S Hansson Elisabeth Huguet Lars S Jermiin Que Lan Herman K Lehman Marce Lorenzen Hans Merzendorfer Ioannis Michalopoulos David B Morton Subbaratnam Muthukrishnan John G Oakeshott Will Palmer Yoonseong Park A Lorena Passarelli Julio Rozas Lawrence M Schwartz Wendy Smith Agnes Southgate Andreas Vilcinskas Richard Vogt Ping Wang John Werren Xiao-Qiang Yu Jing-Jiang Zhou Susan J Brown Steven E Scherer Stephen Richards Gary W Blissard

Manduca sexta, known as the tobacco hornworm or Carolina sphinx moth, is a lepidopteran insect that is used extensively as a model system for research in insect biochemistry, physiology, neurobiology, development, and immunity. One important benefit of this species as an experimental model is its extremely large size, reaching more than 10 g in the larval stage. M. sexta larvae feed on solanace...

Journal: :Functional Ecology 2023

Insect herbivores simultaneously experience bottom-up effects of plant defensive chemistry and the top-down natural enemies. At intersection these are herbivore immune systems, traits that have largely been overlooked in studies plant-insect interactions. Most previous demonstrated compromised immunity feed on plants with higher chemistry. Many used embedded microfilaments or silica beads as pr...

2011
Dominique Colinet Dominique Cazes Maya Belghazi Jean-Luc Gatti Marylène Poirié

Background: Endoparasitoid wasps inject venom proteins at oviposition to alter host immunity. Results: The venom of Leptopilina boulardi but not of a related species contains an active extracellular SOD. Recombinant SODs inhibit the Drosophila host phenoloxidase activity. Conclusion: An extracellular SOD is secreted and active in an insect fluid. Significance: SODs may be used as immune suppres...

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