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These compounds can be used by fungi as an exogenous source of carbon. The following organic compounds, present in the infected larvae, were absent from the noninfected larvae fatty acids C100, C110, C130, and C200, suberic acid, phenylacetic acid, fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) C160, FAME C182, FAME C181, glycerol 2-monopalmitate, norvaline, proline, sitosterol, and 2-dekanal. These compounds can be synthesized as an insect response to fungal infection.Background Among the tools for preventing HIV transmission, post-exposureprophylaxi
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