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Current progress and prospects for future research on the rice pest metabolomes
Author of the article:CUI Yi-Lin;YU Xiao-Ping;LI Dan-Ting
Author's Workplace:Zhejiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Biometrology and Inspection and Quarantine, College of Life Science, China Jiliang University, Hangzhou 310018, China;
Key Words:rice pests; metabolomics; research methods; multi-omics combined analysis; prospect
Abstract:Rice crops are constantly damaged by a variety of pests during cultivation, which greatly affects human food security. Metabonomic data can not only reflect internal physiological and biochemical changes in cells or organisms, but also indicate how these are affected by different factors. This paper reviews progress in research on the metabolomes of rice pests, introduces the main methods used in metabolomics, i.e., nuclear magnetic resonance technology and mass spectrometry chromatography coupling technology, and summarizes the application of metabolomics to rice pest research, including that on pesticide resistance, insect-rice interactions and insect-symbiotic bacteria interactions. The shortcomings of metabolomics in terms of accuracy, sensitivity and resolution are also discussed, as well as prospects for using metabolomics and other combined multi-omics techniques to find novel insecticidal targets, develop new biological pesticides and transgenic resistant rice plants, and other environmentally-friendly methods for the prevention and control of rice pests.
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