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Is the regulation of insulin signaling multi-organismal?

Science signaling - 13 Dec 2011

Douglas Angela E

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The sustained health of an individual animal depends on the composition and activities of its resident microbiota. A major challenge is to identify the processes by which the microbiota and animal interact, recognizing that this research should lead ultimately to novel strategies to promote human health. Drosophila is emerging as a tractable model system to investigate these interactions. New evidence reveals...

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PMID: 22169475
DOI: 10.1126/scisignal.2002669
PMCID: PMC3491565

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