Engineered expression of the invertebrate‐specific scorpion toxin <scp>AaHIT</scp> reduces adult longevity and female fecundity in the diamondback moth <i>Plutella xylostella</i>
Tim Harvey‐Samuel(Keele University), Luke Alphey(University of York), Tarig Dafa’alla(Oxitec (United Kingdom)), Hamid Anees Siddiqui(University of Sialkot), Victoria Norman(The Pirbright Institute), L.K. Akilan(Oxitec (United Kingdom)), Christine M. Reitmayer(University of East Anglia), Adam Walker(East Malling Research (United Kingdom)), Philip T. Leftwich(University of East Anglia), Xuejiao Xu(University of East Anglia), Erica Lovett(University of East Anglia), Ruth Carter(The Pirbright Institute), Joss Teal(Oxitec (United Kingdom))
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