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Difference between uncapping and removal behaviors in Apis cerana from the perspective of long non-coding RNAs

2024-05-03

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Hygienic behavior has been identified as a specific type of immune response that has evolved in social insects, in which it contributes to preventing the spread of diseases throughout insect colonies. In bee colonies, such hygienic behavior entails the dual steps of uncapping and removal of dead and diseased larvae and pupae. Although in recent years, numerous studies have e...

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e80e5b6d-b11a-5353-9eda-2d1959b8b386
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4309497/v1
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