Acquired resistance to a nucleopolyhedrovirus in the smaller tea tortrix Adoxophyes honmai (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) after selection by serial viral administration.
Acquired resistance to a nucleopolyhedrovirus in the smaller tea tortrix Adoxophyes honmai (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) after selection by serial viral administration.
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通过连续病毒施用选择后,较小的茶托蛾 Adoxophyes honmai(鳞翅目:Tortricidae)获得了对核多角体病毒的抗性。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jip.2017.03.003
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2017
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Nakai;M.;Takahashi;K.;Iwata;K.;Tanaka;K.;Koyanagi;J.;Ookuma;A.;Takatsuka;J;Okuno;S.;Kunimi;Y.
A laboratory colony ofAdoxophyes honmaiwas selected for resistance over 156 generations by feeding neonate larvae of every generation with the LC60or LC70of its nucleopolyhedrovirus, Adoxophyes honmai nucleopolyhedrovirus (AdhoNPV). A significant difference in LC50values between the selected (R-strain) and unselected (S1- and S2-strain) strains was first observed after three generations of selection, and the resistance level then increased continuously. The highest degree of acquired resistance, based on the ratio of the LC50values of R- and S1-strains, was more than 400,000-fold. After selection was stopped at either the 21st or the 149th generation, LC50values did not decrease significantly, suggesting that resistance of the R-strain to AdhoNPV was stable. To assess which of the two routes of baculovirus infection is affected by resistance to AdhoNPV, 5th instar larvae of the R-strain were inoculated orally and intrahemocoelically with AdhoNPV and their susceptibility was compared to that of S-strain. The ratio of the LC25values of selected and unselected strains was 91-fold when budded viruses were injected into 5th instar larvae, but was 107,000-fold after oral inoculation. These results indicate that the resistance mechanism of the R-strain ofA. honmaidisrupts both midgut primary infection and hemocoelic secondary infection.