稳定 (Stomoxys calcitrans) 的防虫具有发展特异性的调节,并且以不同的速度进化

Danial Asgari1, Dana Nayduch2, Richard P Meisel1

  • 1Department of Biology and Biochemistry, University of Houston, Houston, TX 77204, USA.

概括

稳定的中的抗微生物 (AMP) 显示出基于发育阶段的独特进化路径和表达模式. 适应微生物丰富环境的幼虫防御蛋白与成人防御蛋白有很大不同,揭示了对免疫调节和微生物暴露的洞察力.

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