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2. Pla
idae e Ich-
Vespas parasitoides, em destaque as das familias Bracon
ida e (Hy men opt era ), pos sue m a cap aci dad e de alte rar a fisiologia
neumon
rsos mecanismos
e comportamento de seus hospedeiros por meio de dive
2016). Isto possibilita
de regulacdo hospedeira (GLUPOV; KRYUKOVA,
seus hospedeiros €
os parasitoides superarem o sistema imunológico de
o imaturo. Esta
criarem um ambiente favorável para seu de senvolviment
hospedeira e as
característica dos parasitoides é chamada de regulacáo
gem materna, em-
moléculas utilizadas nesse processo podem ser de ori
LIM; KIM, 2015).
brionária ou pós-embrionárias (STRAND, 2014; ALE
onárla
4.1. Moléculas de origem embrionária e pós-embri
embrionária e
Os mecanismos de regulagáo hospedeira de origem
bri oná ria está o rel aci ona dos , res pec tiv ame nte , á atividade regula-
pós-em
ide (STRAND,
dora promovida pelos teratócitos € pelas larvas do parasito
2014; GLUPOV; KRYUKOVA, 2016). Os teratócitos sao células espe-
io do parasitoide
ciais formadas durante o desenvolvimento embrionár
da dis soc iag áo da sero sa após ecl osá o da larv a do parasitoide
e provém
no interior de seus hospedeiros (DAHLMAN, 1990; STRAND, 2014).
e o parasi-
Dentre as funcdes exercidas pelos teratocitos durant
LIM; KIM, 2015),
tismo, podem ser citadas a imunossupressáo (ALI;
et al., 1994), a re-
o controle do sistema endócrino (PENNACCHIO
role da sintese de
gulacáo da nutrigáo (CÓNSOLI et al., 2001), o cont
1998), anomalias
proteínas (KADONO-OKUDA; WEYDA: OKUDA,
enzimática do corpo
na metamorfose (SHI et al., 2015), degradagáo
e outras (RANA;
gorduroso (NAKAMATSU, FUJI: TANAKA, 2002)
DAHLMAN; WEBB, 2002; CACCIA et al., 2012). Apesar do amplo
rito conhecimento
conhecimento sobre as fungdes dos teratócitos, O rest
e as mol écu las ass oci ada s a essa s fun góe s de reg ula gáo é o motivo
sobr
Fontes potenciais de moléculas inseticidas 11]
2014).
Por exemplo, um gene de cistatina viral de Cotesia vestalis (Ha-
liday) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) foi empregado para gerar uma planta
transgénica de tabaco com a expressáo de CpBV-CS5T1. Dentre outras
alteracóes, fol observado que, após se alimentarem da planta transfor-
mada, lagartas de Spodoptera exigua (Húbner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)
apresentaram alta mortalidade em seus primeiros instares. Tambem
foram encontrados efeitos potenciais dessa planta transformada sobre
outros insetos-praga como Helicoverpa assulta (Guenée) (Lepidoptera:
Noctuidae) e Myzus persicae (Sulzer) (Hemiptera: Aphididae) (KIM et
al., 2016).
Um outro gene proveniente do PDV de Cortesia rubecula (Mar-
shall) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) (CrV 1) foi utilizado para transformar
uma espécie de baculovírus (AcMNPV-CrV1). O entomopatógeno
recombinante teve seu poder inseticida intensificado sobre Plieris ra-
pae (Linnaeus) (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) (WEL PEREZ-RODRIGUEZ;
RODRIGUEZ-PEREZ, 2016) (Tabela 1).
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