نتایج جستجو برای: nasonia vitripennis

تعداد نتایج: 559  

2014
Joachim Ruther Jennifer McCaw Lisa Böcher Daniela Pothmann Irina Putz

Interspecific mating can cause severe fitness costs due to the fact that hybrids are often non-viable or less fit. Thus, theory predicts the selection of traits that lessen reproductive interactions between closely related sympatric species. Males of the parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis differ from all other Nasonia species by an additional sex pheromone component, but the ecological selectiv...

Journal: :journal of arthropod-borne diseases 0
b vazirianzadeh department of mycoparasitology and infectious and tropical diseases research centre, ahvaz jundi shapur university of medical sciences, ahvaz, iran nac kidd school of biosciences, cardiff university of wales, cardiff cf10 3tl, wales, uk sa moravvej department of mycoparasitology and infectious and tropical diseases research centre, ahvaz jundi shapur university of medical sciences, ahvaz, iran

background: combination of cyromazine as an insect growth regulator (igr) and nasonia vitripennis (hymenop tera: pteromalidae) a parasitic wasp may be an effective tool for reducing the house-fly populations in poultry houses and livestock farms. this study was conducted to assess the side effects of the igr cyromazine on the level of parasit ism and numbers and the longevity of emerged n. vitr...

Journal: :Seminars in cell & developmental biology 2007
Leo W Beukeboom Albert Kamping Louis van de Zande

Sex determining mechanisms are highly diverse. Like all Hymenoptera, the parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis reproduces by haplodiploidy: males are haploid and females are diploid. Sex in Nasonia is not determined by complementary alleles at sex loci. Evidence for several alternative models is considered. Recent studies on a polyploid and a gynandromorphic mutant strain point to a maternal produ...

Journal: :Genetics 2008
Oliver Niehuis Andrea K Judson Jürgen Gadau

The haplodiploid wasp genus Nasonia is a promising model for studying the evolution of genic incompatibilities due to the existence of interfertile species and haploid males. The latter allows for significantly reducing the sample size required to detect and map recessive dysfunctional genic interactions. We exploited these features to study the genetics of intrinsic hybrid inviability in male ...

Journal: :Genetics 1998
S R Bordenstein J H Werren

Wolbachia endosymbionts cause postmating reproductive isolation between the sibling species Nasonia vitripennis and N. giraulti. Most Nasonia are doubly infected with a representative from each of the two major Wolbachia groups (A and B). This study investigates the role of single (A or B) and double (A and B) Wolbachia infections in interspecies cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI) and host genomi...

Journal: :Science 2010
John H Werren Stephen Richards Christopher A Desjardins Oliver Niehuis Jürgen Gadau John K Colbourne Leo W Beukeboom Claude Desplan Christine G Elsik Cornelis J P Grimmelikhuijzen Paul Kitts Jeremy A Lynch Terence Murphy Deodoro C S G Oliveira Christopher D Smith Louis van de Zande Kim C Worley Evgeny M Zdobnov Maarten Aerts Stefan Albert Victor H Anaya Juan M Anzola Angel R Barchuk Susanta K Behura Agata N Bera May R Berenbaum Rinaldo C Bertossa Márcia M G Bitondi Seth R Bordenstein Peer Bork Erich Bornberg-Bauer Marleen Brunain Giuseppe Cazzamali Lesley Chaboub Joseph Chacko Dean Chavez Christopher P Childers Jeong-Hyeon Choi Michael E Clark Charles Claudianos Rochelle A Clinton Andrew G Cree Alexandre S Cristino Phat M Dang Alistair C Darby Dirk C de Graaf Bart Devreese Huyen H Dinh Rachel Edwards Navin Elango Eran Elhaik Olga Ermolaeva Jay D Evans Sylvain Foret Gerald R Fowler Daniel Gerlach Joshua D Gibson Donald G Gilbert Dan Graur Stefan Gründer Darren E Hagen Yi Han Frank Hauser Da Hultmark Henry C Hunter Gregory D D Hurst Shalini N Jhangian Huaiyang Jiang Reed M Johnson Andrew K Jones Thomas Junier Tatsuhiko Kadowaki Albert Kamping Yuri Kapustin Bobak Kechavarzi Jaebum Kim Jay Kim Boris Kiryutin Tosca Koevoets Christie L Kovar Evgenia V Kriventseva Robert Kucharski Heewook Lee Sandra L Lee Kristin Lees Lora R Lewis David W Loehlin John M Logsdon Jacqueline A Lopez Ryan J Lozado Donna Maglott Ryszard Maleszka Anoop Mayampurath Danielle J Mazur Marcella A McClure Andrew D Moore Margaret B Morgan Jean Muller Monica C Munoz-Torres Donna M Muzny Lynne V Nazareth Susanne Neupert Ngoc B Nguyen Francis M F Nunes John G Oakeshott Geoffrey O Okwuonu Bart A Pannebakker Vikas R Pejaver Zuogang Peng Stephen C Pratt Reinhard Predel Ling-Ling Pu Hilary Ranson Rhitoban Raychoudhury Andreas Rechtsteiner Justin T Reese Jeffrey G Reid Megan Riddle Hugh M Robertson Jeanne Romero-Severson Miriam Rosenberg Timothy B Sackton David B Sattelle Helge Schlüns Thomas Schmitt Martina Schneider Andreas Schüler Andrew M Schurko David M Shuker Zilá L P Simões Saurabh Sinha Zachary Smith Victor Solovyev Alexandre Souvorov Andreas Springauf Elisabeth Stafflinger Deborah E Stage Mario Stanke Yoshiaki Tanaka Arndt Telschow Carol Trent Selina Vattathil Eveline C Verhulst Lumi Viljakainen Kevin W Wanner Robert M Waterhouse James B Whitfield Timothy E Wilkes Michael Williamson Judith H Willis Florian Wolschin Stefan Wyder Takuji Yamada Soojin V Yi Courtney N Zecher Lan Zhang Richard A Gibbs

We report here genome sequences and comparative analyses of three closely related parasitoid wasps: Nasonia vitripennis, N. giraulti, and N. longicornis. Parasitoids are important regulators of arthropod populations, including major agricultural pests and disease vectors, and Nasonia is an emerging genetic model, particularly for evolutionary and developmental genetics. Key findings include the...

Journal: :Insect molecular biology 2009
D C S G Oliveira J H Werren E C Verhulst J D Giebel A Kamping L W Beukeboom L van de Zande

The doublesex (dsx) gene of the parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis is described and characterized. Differential splicing of dsx transcripts has been shown to induce somatic sexual differentiation in Diptera and Lepidoptera, but not yet in other insect orders. Two spliceforms of Nasonia dsx mRNA are differentially expressed in males and females. In addition, in a gynandromorphic line that produc...

Journal: :Development 2005
Mary Anne Pultz Lori Westendorf Samuel D Gale Kyle Hawkins Jeremy Lynch Jason N Pitt Nick L Reeves Jennifer C Y Yao Stephen Small Claude Desplan David S Leaf

Developmental genetic analysis has shown that embryos of the parasitoid wasp Nasonia vitripennis depend more on zygotic gene products to direct axial patterning than do Drosophila embryos. In Drosophila, anterior axial patterning is largely established by bicoid, a rapidly evolving maternal-effect gene, working with hunchback, which is expressed both maternally and zygotically. Here, we focus o...

Journal: :International Journal of Biological Macromolecules 2021

Insect mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) ranges from 14 to 19 kbp, and the size difference is attributed AT-rich control region. Jewel wasps have a parasitoid lifestyle, which may affect mitochondria function evolution. We sequenced, assembled, annotated genomes in Nasonia outgroup species. Gene composition order are conserved within Nasonia, but they differ other parasitoids by two large inversion eve...

Journal: :Journal of economic entomology 2007
O Niehuis A K Judson J H Werren W B Hunter P M Dang S E Dowd B Grillenberger L W Beukeboom J Gadau

Wasps of the genus Nasonia are important biological control agents of house flies and related filth flies, which are major vectors of human pathogens. Species of Nasonia (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) are not easily differentiated from one another by morphological characters, and molecular markers for their reliable identification have been missing so far. Here, we report eight single-nucleotide p...

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