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Transgenerational effects enhance specific immune response in a wild passerine

2015-09-18

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Vertebrate mothers transfer diverse compounds to developing embryos that can affect their development and final phenotype (i.e. maternal effects). However, the way such effects modulate offspring phenotype, in particular their immunity remains unclear. To test the impact of maternal effects on offspring development we treated with Newcastle disease virus (NDV) vaccine wild breeding house sparrow (Passer domesticus...

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cb2772cf-6e68-5c85-993a-eeadb3967bc0
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.1380v1
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