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Transgenerational developmental effects of immune priming in the red flour beetle <i>Tribolium castaneum</i>

2018-09-21

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Immune priming, the increased chance to survive a secondary encounter with a pathogen, has been described for many invertebrate species, which lack the classical adaptive immune system of vertebrates. Priming can be specific even for closely related bacterial strains, last up to the entire lifespan of an individual, and in some species, it can also be transferred to the offspring and is then called transgeneration...

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Literature Corpus work: 631ed491-d097-58f6-9e13-40232a1ed061
DOI: 10.1101/422741

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