Immune response of Lymantria dispar to naturally occurring intracellular pathogens

Keyphrases

• Immune Response 100%
• Intracellular Pathogen 100%
• Lymantria Dispar 100%
• Protein Expression 66%
• Oral Ingestion 66%
• Vertebrates 33%
• Approaches to Study 33%
• Microbes 33%
• Computer-aided Analysis 33%
• Host Tissues 33%
• Physiologically Relevant 33%
• Differential Expression 33%
• Signaling Molecules 33%
• Humoral Immune Response 33%
• Proteomic Approach 33%
• Hemolymph 33%
• Antimicrobial Peptides 33%
• Infection Process 33%
• Protein-peptide Complexes 33%
• Two-dimensional Gel Electrophoresis 33%
• Protein Abundance 33%
• Bacillus Thuringiensis 33%
• Natural Enemies 33%
• Facultative Bacteria 33%
• Post Inoculation 33%
• Adaptive Immune Response 33%
• Gypsy Moth 33%
• Microsporidia 33%
• Defense System 33%
• Immune Proteins 33%
• Moth Larvae 33%
• Fourth Instar Larva 33%
• Innate Defense 33%
• Two-dimensional Electrophoresis 33%
• Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus 33%
• Natural Pathogens 33%
• Microbial Pesticides 33%
• Gypsy Moth Lymantria Dispar 33%
• LdMNPV 33%
• Endoreticulatus 33%
• Vairimorpha Disparis 33%
• Foreign Object 33%
• Tracheal System 33%
• Tissue Targeting 33%
• Phenoloxidase Cascade 33%
• European Gypsy Moth 33%
• Cytoplasmic Polyhedrosis Virus 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Immune Response 100%
• Lymantria dispar 100%
• Ingestion 50%
• Europeans 25%
• Microorganism 25%
• Gel Electrophoresis 25%
• Proteomics 25%
• Cuticle 25%
• Bacillus Thuringiensis 25%
• Instar 25%
• Adaptive Immunity 25%
• Hemolymph 25%
• Antimicrobial Peptides 25%
• Humoral Immunity 25%
• Microsporidia 25%
• Vairimorpha 25%
• Tyrosinase 25%
• Monophenol Monooxygenase 25%
• Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus 25%
• Cypovirus 25%