Nasonia-microbiome associations: a model for evolutionary hologenomics research

In recent years, with the development of microbial research technologies, micro-biota research has received widespread attention. The parasitoid wasp genus Nasonia is a good model organism for studying insect behavior, development, evolutionary genetics, speciation, and symbiosis. This review describes key advances and progress in the field of the Nasonia-microbiome interactions. We provide an overview of the advantages of Nasonia as a model organism for microbiome studies, list research methods to study the Nasonia microbiome, and discuss recent discoveries in Nasonia microbiome research. This summary of the complexities of Nasonia-microbiome relationships will help to contribute to a better understanding of the interactions between animals and their microbiomes and establish a clear research direction for Nasonia-microbiome interactions in the future.

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This review summarizes the key advances in Nasonia-microbiome interactions. The advantages of Nasonia as a model organism for microbiome studies are outlined, along with the research methods and recent discoveries in Nasonia microbiome research. The complexities of Nasonia-microbiome relationships will contribute to the understanding of animal-microbiome interactions and future research directions in this field.