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Learning of pathogenic bacteria in adult C. elegans bidirectionally regulates pathogen response in the progeny

2018-12-19

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Parental experience can generate adaptive changes in the behavioral and physiological traits of the offspring. However, the biological properties of this intergenerational regulation and the underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms are not well understood. Here, we show that the experience of learning to avoid pathogenic bacteria in C. elegans alters the behavioral response to the pathogen in the progeny throu...

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870346c4-0057-536b-87da-5c0d299d4355
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10.1101/500264
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