Pleiotropic functions of an antenna-specific odorant binding protein linking xenobiotic adaptation and olfaction in the Colorado potato beetle, <i>Leptinotarsa decemlineata</i>
James A. Abendroth(Pennsylvania State University), Fang Zhu(University of Kentucky), Casey Cruse(Pennsylvania State University), Michael S. Wolfin(Pennsylvania State University), Jonathan Hernandez(Pennsylvania State University), Andrei Alyokhin(University of Maine), Timothy W. Moural(Pennsylvania State University)
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