Genome-Wide Identification and Expression Profiling of Odorant-Binding Protein Genes in the Bean Flower Thrips Megalurothrips usitatus (Bagnall) (Thysanoptera: Thripidae)
Gen Xia,
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Lang Yang,
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Boliao Li
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et al.
Insects,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 212 - 212
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
Megalurothrips
usitatus
is
an
economically
important
vegetable
pest.
Because
of
the
growing
demand
for
reducing
pesticide
use
on
vegetables,
new
environmentally
friendly
strategies
controlling
M.
are
urgently
needed.
Insect
odorant-binding
proteins
prospective
targets
screening
odorant
attractants
pest
control.
However,
very
little
known
about
OBP
genes
in
usitatus.
Here,
we
identified
14
OBPs
genome
using
HMMER
and
BLAST.
The
chromosomal
location
showed
that
these
were
widely
distributed
across
eight
chromosomes.
analysis
gene
protein
structure
characteristics
revealed
substantial
diversity
within
family.
spatiotemporal
expression
profiles
ten
out
MusiOBPs
displayed
male
biased
expression,
which
highly
expressed
antennae,
suggesting
they
may
play
a
crucial
role
recognition
host
plant
volatiles
thrips
aggregation
pheromones.
Notably,
only
MusiOBP8
was
significantly
higher
female
adults,
indicating
potential
involvement
reproduction.
Moreover,
MusiOBP7
MusiOBP13
pupae,
their
possible
immune
responses.
These
results
provide
foundation
further
exploration
functions
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Expression and sex pheromone-binding characteristics of pheromone-binding protein 3 in Tuta absoluta (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae)
Xiao-Lan Ou,
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Xianya Li,
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Bo Xu
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et al.
Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 106404 - 106404
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Transcriptome sequencing of Antheraea pernyi antennae for identification of olfactory-related genes
Xueting Liu,
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Shuwei Ma,
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Xinxue Zhang
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et al.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: May 19, 2025
In
insects,
the
olfactory
system
governs
physiological
and
behavioral
processes
by
detecting
various
odorous
molecules.
Despite
its
economic
importance
adaptability,
mechanism
of
Antheraea
pernyi
remains
insufficiently
understood,
limiting
potential
for
pest
management
as
a
model
organism.
Hence,
we
aimed
to
conduct
transcriptome
sequencing
explore
olfactory-related
genes
in
antennae,
serving
most
important
organ
adult
A.
pernyi.
Based
on
datasets,
1184
differently
expressed
(DEGs),
including
484
upregulated
700
downregulated
genes,
were
identified
comparing
profiles
male
female
antennae
Moreover,
20,
7,
30,
11,
2
candidate
encoding
odorant-binding
proteins
(OBPs),
chemosensory
(CSPs),
odorant
receptors
(ORs),
ionotropic
(IRs),
sensory
neuron
membrane
(SNMPs),
respectively,
involved
pheromone
perception,
odor
binding,
pesticide
resistance,
growth
development
regulation
screened,
which
both
while
expression
levels
these
varied
significantly
between
males
females.
Multiple
sequence
alignment
indicated
that
six
OBPs
exhibited
typical
characteristics,
containing
conserved
Cys
residues
with
C1-X26-30-C2-X3-C3-X41-42-C4-X8-10-C5-X8-C6.
All
CSPs
followed
highly
pattern
four
arranged
an
exact
spacing
C1-X6-C2-X18-19-C3-X2-C4.
Different
numbers
transmembrane
domains
found
ORs,
IRs,
SNMPs.
addition,
several
DEGs
involve
signal
transduction
underlying
chemoreception
also
from
data,
guanine
nucleotide-binding
protein
(G
protein),
cGMP-dependent
kinase
(PKA),
calmodulin-A
(CaM-A),
mitogen-activated
1
(MAPK1),
phospholipase
D2
(PLD2).
This
study
enriches
gene
database
pernyi,
providing
insights
into
mechanisms
crucial
mating
control,
implications
enhancing
breeding
strategies
ensuring
sustainability
silk
industry.
These
findings
may
serve
theoretical
foundation
better
understanding
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Peripheral Coding of Sex Pheromones in the Tomato Leaf Miner, Phthorimaea absoluta (Meyrick)
Xiaoyu Hu,
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Rui Tang,
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Limei Song
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et al.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Phthorimaea
absoluta
releases
(E3,Z8,Z11)-tetradeca-3,8,11-trienyl
acetate
(E3,Z8,Z11–14:OAc)
and
(E3,Z8)-tetradeca-3,8-dienyl
(E3,Z8–14:OAc)
with
a
ratio
of
90:10
as
the
sex
pheromone.
However,
how
this
pest
uses
pheromone
receptors
(PRs)
to
detect
two
components
is
unknown.
Here,
we
functionally
characterize
PR
repertoire
P.
absoluta.
First,
identified
five
putative
PRs
by
transcriptome
sequencing,
i.e.,
PabsOR4,
PabsOR8,
PabsOR12a,
PabsOR14,
PabsOR17.
These
are
predominantly
expressed
in
male
antennae.
Next,
them
Drosophila
OR67
neurons
investigated
their
responses.
PabsOR14
PabsOR8
selpond
main
component,E3,Z8,Z11–14:OAc
different
sensitivities,
while
PabsOR17
tuned
minor
component,
E3,Z8–14:OAc.
In
addition,
PabsOR4
weakly
responds
both
components.
Moreover,
potently
respond
non-sex
compound,
(Z)-7-dodecenyl
(Z7–12:OAc).
Lastly,
demonstrated
that
Z7–12:OAc
can
replace
E3,Z8–14:OAc
attract
virgin
males.
Our
findings
elucidate
peripheral
coding
absoluta,
providing
new
perspective
for
controlling
it.
Language: Английский