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MICROBIOTA DRIVES THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC INFECTION OUTCOMES IN MEALWORM BEETLES

2024-09-11

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Sexually dimorphic responses to pathogenic infections in animals may stem from sex-specific differences in their life history and immune investment. Recent evidence highlights that such sex-specific variations in immune responses can also be critically regulated by microbiota. However, direct experiments to test how microbiota jointly impacts sex-specific immunity and vulnerability to pathogens...

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8407c012-7698-5ea7-b6ff-a049b274698c
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10.1101/2024.09.10.611485
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