Response of xenobiotic biodegradation and metabolic genes in Tribolium castaneum following eugenol exposure

Yonglei Zhang; Shanshan Gao; Ping Zhang; Haidi Sun; Ruixue Lu; Runnan Yu; Yanxiao Li; Kunpeng Zhang; Bin Li

doi:10.1007/s00438-022-01890-6

Response of xenobiotic biodegradation and metabolic genes in Tribolium castaneum following eugenol exposure

Molecular Genetics and Genomics 297(3): 801-815

Article 2022 English

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Eugenol, a plant-derived component possessing small side effects, has an insecticidal activity to Tribolium castaneum; however, the underlying molecular me

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