Parasitoid wasps are natural enemies of many arthropods, including houseflies
Source: NCBI BioProject (ID PRJNA13647)
Source: NCBI BioProject (ID PRJNA13647)
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Project name: Nasonia vitripennis
Description: The Nasonia genus includes three closely related species of wasps that parasitize various blowfly species. Nasonia vitripennis is found throughout the world, and is estimated to have diverged from N. giraulti and N. longicornis approximately 1.0 Mya. The three species are normally genetically isolated from each other owing to Wolbachia-induced cytoplasmic incompatibility, but laboratory strains cured of Wolbachia are interfertile providing a useful source of genetic and sequence variation for mapping studies. Consequently, Nasonia serves as a useful model system, particularly for the study of the genetics of complex traits and for comparative developmental genetics.
Related RefSeq project: PRJNA13660; PRJNA20073; PRJNA20235; PRJNA212516; PRJNA185498; PRJNA186077; PRJNA186078; PRJNA219398; PRJNA200338; PRJNA232565; PRJNA192579; PRJNA240970; PRJNA300691; PRJNA299590; PRJNA319204; PRJNA328154; PRJNA318159; PRJNA355086; PRJNA306740; PRJNA415435; PRJNA389531; PRJNA197231; PRJNA197232; PRJNA197233; PRJNA197234; PRJNA197235; PRJNA197236; PRJNA516197; PRJNA526130; PRJNA575073; PRJNA594415; PRJEB33514; PRJNA611497; PRJNA672901; PRJNA641891; PRJNA879683
Last updated: 2005-03-03