RNA interference in Agriculture: Basic Science to Applications From Bioinformatics and Laboratory Assays Over Regulatory Issues to Field Uses /

The book covers the advanced concepts and creative ideas on the postgenomic tool of RNAi that received the Nobel Prize in 2006. Emphasis was placed on the mechanisms of RNAi, the core machinery and the applications in agriculture. This book covers contributions from academia, industry and Government...

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Kolejni autorzy: Smagghe, Guy (Redaktor), Palli, Subba Reddy (Redaktor), Swevers, Luc (Redaktor)
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Wydane: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.
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505 0 |a The road to RNAi-based pest control: A historical perspective -- RNA interference: View on its current status since the 2006 Nobel Prize and impact on the agriculture looking to the future -- Safety of oligonucleotide-based active ingredients used as crop protection agents -- RNA insecticides and biodiversity conservation -- Steps toward efficient nanocarrier-mediated gene delivery for RNA interference in insects: stabilization, endocytosis and endosomal escape of genes for intracellular spreading -- Symbiont-mediated RNAi: mechanisms, current status and prospects -- Message in a vesicle: the role of extracellular vesicle cargo in parasite-host interkingdom communication and spread of systemic RNAi in insects -- Plastid-mediated RNA interference for pest control -- Sustainable crop protection via reversible acylation of 2’OH groups in dsRNA -- RNAi in the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum): current status and future perspectives -- RNAi in the migratory locust: functional studies of the genes in the formation and development of cuticle -- RNAi in Chelicerata, spider and mites: meta-analysis and current status of two model organisms and protocols -- The migratory locust as a model for studying the mechanisms of RNAi -- si/dsRNAs and miRNAs, mechanisms and interactions -- Insect cell lines and RNAi -- Resistance to RNAi: mechanisms, current status and prospects -- Invention of RNAi biopesticides to psyllid vectors and bacterial pathogens of citrus: Future technologies for gene targeting -- RNAi technique and the management of stinkbugs in the Neotropical region of Brazil: From the lens of efficiency and environmental sustainability in integrated pest management (IPM). RNAi technology against forest pests: Opportunities, challenges and future prospects -- RNAi in Lepidoptera: current status, impact of enzymatic degradation, and future perspectives -- Comparing RNAi and CRISPR in the fall armyworm: a meta-analysis, mechanisms and perspectives -- RNAi biopesticides for root-feeding insects -- Australian sheep blowfly Lucilia cuprina management: Established methods and RNA interference-based biocontrol -- Regulation of RNAi in pesticidal products in the United States -- Regulatory landscape surrounding approval and authorisation of dsRNA-based plant protection products in Europe -- How to talk about RNA so that people understand it and are comfortable with an unfamiliar technology -- CalanthaTM: the first commercialized sprayable dsRNA product for insect control. 
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