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...» is intended to control cell differenciation into muscular cells in the nematode C. elegans via a regulating mechanism using optogenetics and alternative sp ...sed to colonize healthy pines, functioning as a preventive measure against nematode infestation. The behavior of dsRNA in yeast is still not well understood, a

<li><a href="#genes">5) Targeting essential nematode genes</a></li> ...treatment of forests each year. We focused on the cause of the disease, a nematode called <i>B. xylophilus</i>, and started our “B. x. Busters” project de

...ed it in the yeast. The yeast started to shrink rapidly sometime after the nematode pierced it, and in the end its shape almost disappeared. Yeast has a robust (top) Nematode with GFP fluorescence was inspected by confocal microscopy. XY plane and Z

...the epidemic called pine wilt disease. Pine wilt disease is caused by the nematode <i>Bursaphelenchus xylophilus</i>. We planned to apply feeding RNAi, which ...with its stylet, and inserting it into the yeast. The yeast pierced by the nematode’s stylet started to shrink rapidly and was finally crushed flat.</p>

...ngus <em>P.lilacinum</em> secretes protease and chitinase to hydrolyze the nematode eggshell, so that the root knot nematodes cannot grow normally<sup>[3]</sup

<li><b>WormMethods</b> : a collection of protocols for nematode researchers;</li> ...ntenance, and distribution of genetically and phenotypically characterized nematode stocks.

...o combat pine wilt disease caused by Bursaphelenchus xylophilus (pine wood nematode).

...link, you will see our activities for rescue of pine trees from pine wilt nematode.</p>

The neuroscientific research of <i>C.elegans</i> reveals that in this nematode, a pair of olfactory neurons, AWA and AWB, affect their preference for diff

...not nematodes.P.lilacinum secretes protease and chitinase to hydrolyze the nematode eggshell, so that the root knot nematodes cannot grow normally<sup>[4]</sup

...ot nematodes.P.lilacinum. secretes protease and chitinase to hydrolyze the nematode eggshell, so that the root knot nematodes cannot grow normally.[4] However,

...microbial biodiversity. We used resources from bacteria to crocodile, from nematode to yeasts. This we wanted to share with the public and we deeply committed

...and U. Rao, “Tomato transgenic plants expressing hairpin construct of a nematode protease gene conferred enhanced resistance to root-knot nematodes.,” Fro