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Molecular characterization of taste, smell and feeding in codling moth

Author: Stephen F. Garczynski, Laura Lavine

Published: 2008

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1) Construct cDNA libraries from codling moth sensory organs and neuroendocrine tissues. 2) Sequence cDNA libraries and perform searches to identify target receptors. 3) Clone target receptors into expression systems suitable for analysis in insect cell lines. 4) Initiate assays to identify receptors for pheromones and kairomones used for codling moth control. 5) Convert cell based assays for practical use in high-throughput screening programs.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Crop Protection
  • Codling Moth
  • cDNA libraries
  • Molecular characterization
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