
handle: 10174/18060
Research on AOX in nematodes is scarce. Within our research group, we aim to confirm the existence of alternative oxidase in nematodes and explore its involvement in the animal’s metabolism related to its lifestyle (including plant attacks). Here we present our hypothesis that the presence of this gene family in nematodes is a function of their lifestyle.Validation of a role of AOX in nematode parasitism might be useful in support of a strategy development against nematode attacks through bio-protection.
AOX, parasitic nematodes
AOX, parasitic nematodes
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