ArticleGenes2026
Functional Characteristics of General Odorant Binding Proteins in the Sugarcane Borer (
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methodsTwo novel full-length general odorant-binding protein (GOBP) genes were cloned from antennal tissues using reverse transcription PCR. Protein sequence analysis was conducted to determine sequence similarity and conserved structural features. The recombinant GOBP1-2 protein was expressed in
resultsProtein sequence analysis revealed that the two identified GOBPs shared high sequence similarity with other insect GOBPs and contained the characteristic six-cysteine motif. Fluorescence binding assays demonstrated that GOBP1-2 proteins exhibited differential binding affinities to distinct volatile odorant molecules, indicating selective ligand recognition.
conclusionsThese findings suggest that GOBPs and effective volatile odorants likely play a functional role in the olfactory behavioral responses of this moth. This research provides valuable insights for developing field attractants targeting this sugar borer.
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