Original paper
Antennae-specific carboxylesterase genes from Indian meal moth: Identification, tissue distribution and the response to semiochemicals
Abstract
In the olfactory recognition system of insects, carboxylesterases (CXEs) in insect antennae play crucial roles in inactivating the chemical signals. Identification of antennae-specific CXEs provides the molecular basis of odorant degradation and signal inactivation in insects through which potential pest control strategies can be further studied. Although pheromone-based attract-and-kill has been proved to be an effective method to monitor and...
Paper Details
Title
Antennae-specific carboxylesterase genes from Indian meal moth: Identification, tissue distribution and the response to semiochemicals
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
84
Pages
101528 - 101528
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