Tag Archives: expression

You can call her queen bee: the role of epigenetics in honeybee development

Posted on 13 Apr, 2017 by Kelle Freel

Insects have social lifestyles that are often organized in castes. Within the insect community, different individuals specialize, each having a unique role. This efficient method of doling out the workload, ultimately, is believed to be why social insect lifestyles are … Continue reading →

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A molecular how-to for hibernating this winter

Posted on 17 Dec, 2014 by Rob Denton

As the academic semester ends, I see the tell-tale signs of the upcoming holiday hibernation. The weary eyes of teaching assistants peeking over piles of final exams. Students who may have mentally been on break before finals even started. A little … Continue reading →

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