A novel Cry1A resistance allele of fall armyworm in the new invaded region.
A novel Cry1A resistance allele of fall armyworm in the new invaded region.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2023.125392
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发表时间:
2023-06
影响因子:
8.2
通讯作者:
M. Jin;Yinxue Shan;Qi Li;Yan Peng;Yutao Xiao
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作者:
M. Jin;Yinxue Shan;Qi Li;Yan Peng;Yutao Xiao
The fall armyworm,Spodoptera frugiperda, is a devastating pest in its native range Western Hemisphere and has become a major invasive pest around the globe. Transgenic crops producing Bt toxins have been widely used to controlS. frugiperda. However, the evolution of resistance threatens the sustainability of Bt crops. Field-evolvedS. frugiperdaresistance to Bt crops was observed in America, whereas, no case of field-resistance was reported in its newly invaded East Hemisphere. Here we investigated the molecular mechanism of a Cry1Ab-resistant LZ-R strain ofS. frugiperda, which selected 27-generations using Cry1Ab after being collected in corn fields from China. Complementation tests between LZ-R strain and SfABCC2-KO strain, which have been knockoutSfABCC2gene and confer 174-fold resistance to Cry1Ab, showed a similar level of resistance in the F1-progeny as their parent stains, indicating that a common locus ofSfABCC2mutation in LZ-R stain. Sequencing of the full length ofSfABCC2cDNA from LZ-R strain, we characterize a novel mutation allele ofSfABCC2. Cross-resistance results showed that Cry1Ab-resistance strain also confers >260-fold resistance to Cry1F, with no cross-resistance to Vip3A. These results provided evidence of a novelSfABCC2mutation allele in the newly invaded East Hemisphere ofS. frugiperda.