Kenneth L. Wilson

The paper introduces synthetic haemolymphs (nutribloods) to study how nutrient profiles affect microbial growth in insect-pathogen interactions.

This study combines in vivo and in vitro approaches to show that host nutrition primarily affects bacterial growth in a host-parasite system, rather than host immune responses.

The paper analyzes genomic data from fall armyworm populations to determine their genetic origin and secondary invasion in the Eastern hemisphere, finding that North and Central American 'corn-strain' populations are the likely source.

This study uses high-depth resequencing to analyze genetic diversity and insecticide resistance in fall armyworm populations invading China, revealing hybrid origins and resistance patterns.

This study shows that Drosophila infected with M. luteus reduce protein intake and increase carbohydrate intake, improving survival through nutritional self-medication.