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CAREER: Molecular mechanisms behind the venom phenotype of ectoparasitoid wasps

Organization University of New MexicoLocation ALBUQUERQUE, United StatesPosted 1 Aug 2025Deadline 31 Jul 2030
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationNM
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This project explores the role of parasitoid wasp venom in manipulating insect hosts. Parasitoid wasps are vital to ecosystems, controlling agricultural pests and preserving biodiversity, yet their venom—a complex cocktail of proteins—remains largely understudied. Venom does not kill the host but induces changes in lipids, sugars, respiration, and…

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