ReviewFrontiers in insect science2025
Panoramic view of diversity and function of cuticular proteins in insects and mosquitoes biology.
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- Contact exposure to ivermectin induces acute mortality and inhibits parasite development in malaria vectors.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Abstract
Aim: The insect cuticle, vital for structural maintenance, forms their exoskeleton. It is mainly composed of an intermesh of - structural cuticle proteins (CPs) with polysaccharide chitin. The insect CPs encoded by Objective: This review recapitulates current knowledge on CPs in insects, while also underscoring vital knowledge gaps regarding regulation and metabolic crosstalk of CPs with other signaling and/or metabolic pathways. Methods: We performed a comprehensive review of published studies and extracted data from databases including Vectorbase and NCBI with the aim of retrieving information on cuticular proteins, their gene families, abundance and associated functions. Additionally, we identified and analyzed the gaps in the available information. A literature search was conducted between (2000 and 2025) in an electronic database using PubMed, Scopus and Google Scholar. The search keywords were: cuticular proteins, cuticular genes, Results: In the present review, we provide comprehensive analysis of cuticle protein families across insects including mosquitoes based on available data. We further highlight their basic constituents and protein domain structure, offering insight into their role in insect physiology. We have effectively integrated insect studies with mosquito-specific research on CPs (bridging the gap between insect and mosquito-specific research). This holistic approach would facilitate a broader comprehension of CPs in both insect and mosquito vectors. Main conclusions: The goal of this study is to enhance our understanding of insects and
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