John P. Burand, Madoka Nakai, Ina Smith
Abstract
This chapter describes some examples of how viruses have already been used to control insect pests, and then to illustrate the range of interactions that occur between selected insect viruses and their hosts, and highlighting the molecular techniques used to study these interactions.
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This chapter describes some examples of how viruses have already been used to control insect pests, and then to illustrate the range of interactions that occur between selected insect viruses and their hosts, and highlighting the molecular techniques used to study these interactions.
Key concepts: Host (biology), Insect, Biology, Range (aeronautics), Computational biology, Evolutionary biology, Virology, Ecology