-
immature wasp in the caterpillar. Additionally,
genes expressed from the
polydnavirus in the
parasitised host
alter host
development and
metabolism to be beneficial...
- system;
these include polydnaviruses,
ovarian proteins, and venom. If a
polydnavirus is included, it
infects the
nuclei of host
hemocytes and
other cells...
-
wasps of the
genus Hypopteromalus. An
important aspect of the
symbiotic polydnavirus is the fact that the
virus does not and
cannot replicate on its own-...
- hosts,
Heliothis virescens (Lepidopteran) with the ****ociation of a
polydnavirus (PDV) (Campoletis
sonorensis PDV).
During the
oviposition process, the...
- of the
genus Morbillivirus that is
pathogenic mainly to sea
mammals Polydnavirus, a
member of the
family Polydnaviridae of
insect viruses This disambiguation...
- the lack of a
functional viral envelope. In addition,
wasps produce polydnavirus vectors with
pathogenic genes (but not core
viral genes) or gene-less...
- ovipositors. Some
parasitic species have a
mutualistic relationship with a
polydnavirus that
weakens the host's
immune system and
replicates in the
oviduct of...
- Phelan, P; Turnbull, MW (3
August 2011). "Functional
interactions between polydnavirus and host
cellular innexins".
Journal of Virology. 85 (19): 10222–10229...
- host
caterpillar Plutella xylostella.
Cotesia vestalis suffers from a
polydnavirus,
Cotesia vestalis bracovirus. "Species
Cotesia vestalis (Haliday)". University...
- and
evolutionary history of
these viruses are unknown.
Sequences of
polydnavirus genes show the
possibility that venom-like
proteins are
expressed inside...
