Tenebrio molitor transcriptome after Scleroderma sichuanensis venom injection
Parasitoid wasps are ecologically important insects that are capable of manipulating the host metabolism to benefit the development of their offspring. Venom serves as a prominently maternal virulent factor employed by parasitoids to facilitate this process. However, how parasitoid venom regulates the physiological functions of the host is still largely unknown. Here, we performed RNA sequencing to investigate the effects of Scleroderma sichuanensis venom on transcriptome profiles of its host, Tenebrio molitor.