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Immunological Basis for Compatibility in Parasitoid-Host Relationships

1995-01-01

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The insect immune system serves as a key defense against attack by parasitoids. Incompatible hosts often eliminate parasitoids by encapsulation, a process in which hemocytes form a multilayered envelope around the invading organism. Capsule formation involves cooperation between one or more classes of hemocytes and is likely mediated by cytokines and adhesion molecules. Reciprocally, parasitoids have evolved a var...

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925f4ea3-6df6-5c51-8413-1014dde534e4
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10.1146/annurev.ento.40.1.31
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