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Exploring changes in social spider DNA methylation profiles when succumbing to infection in CpG, CHG, and CHH contexts

2024-05-23

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Living at high density and with low genetic diversity are factors that should both increase the susceptibility of organisms to disease. Therefore, group living organisms, especially those that are inbred, should be especially vulnerable to infection and therefore have particular strategies to cope with infection. Phenotypic plasticity, underpinned by epigenetic changes, could allow group living organisms to rapidl...

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967a6475-1942-5e84-9159-75cfd5d105b4
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10.1101/2024.05.21.595160
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