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Two classic mutations in the linker-helix IIL45 and segment IIS6 of Apolygus lucorum sodium channel confer pyrethroid resistance.

Pest management science - 1 Dec 2020

Wang Likui, Lin Lianyun, Wang Hao, Duan Wenbo, Li Fen, Zhang Kun, Cao Peng, Yuchi Zhiguang, Wu Shaoying

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BACKGROUND: Pyrethroids are classified as type I and type II for distinct symptomology. Voltage-gated sodium channel is a primary target of pyrethroids. Mutations of the insect sodium channel have been identified to result in resistance to pyrethroids. Double mutation (L1002 F/M906 I) was detected in field-strain of Apolygus lucorum (Meyer-Dür). Although, it was illuminated the function of the same position...

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PMID: 32506650
DOI: 10.1002/ps.5944

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