Novel insecticide target gene acting on insect and application of gene

By activating the diamondback moth adenosine receptor PxAdoR with the adenosine derivative HEA, we developed a diamondback moth insecticide targeting drug-resistant pests, solving the problems of traditional pesticide resistance and toxicological risks and achieving safe and efficient insecticide. Effect.

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Patent Information

Application Number
CN201610113600.8
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2016-02-29
Publication Date
2017-09-05
Estimated Expiration
2036-02-29

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Technical Problem

The diamondback moth has developed significant resistance to existing pesticides, resulting in increased toxicological risks and ecological imbalance in the use of traditional pesticides, necessitating the development of new safe and effective pesticides.

Method used

The adenosine derivative N6-(2-hydroxyethyl)adenosine (HEA) isolated from Cordyceps sinensis is used as a potential insecticide to activate the diamondback moth adenosine receptor PxAdoR, inhibit its growth, and utilize adenosine Glycoside receptor agonists and inhibitors were used to screen suitable pesticide targets.

Benefits of technology

HEA significantly inhibits the growth and lethality of diamondback moth. The adenosine receptor inhibitor SCH58261 can counteract the lethal effect of HEA, providing a new insecticidal target and pesticide screening strategy, reducing the toxicity to beneficial insects and improving the ecological balance.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a novel insecticide target gene acting on an insect and an application of the gene, and relates to a receptor gene of the insect, analysis and application of protein sequences encoded by the gene and an application of an insecticidal reagent screened by an adenosine receptor encoded by the gene.
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