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Changes to social feeding behaviors are not sufficient for the fitness gains of the C. elegans N2 reference strain

  1. Yuehui Zhao
  2. Lijiang Long
  3. Wen Xu
  4. Richard F Campbell
  5. Edward E Large
  6. Joshua S Greene
  7. Patrick T McGrath  Is a corresponding author
  1. Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
  2. The Rockefeller University, United States
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.38675
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  1. Yuehui Zhao
  2. Lijiang Long
  3. Wen Xu
  4. Richard F Campbell
  5. Edward E Large
  6. Joshua S Greene
  7. Patrick T McGrath
(2018)
Changes to social feeding behaviors are not sufficient for the fitness gains of the C. elegans N2 reference strain
eLife 7:e38675.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.38675
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  1. Yuehui Zhao
  2. Lijiang Long
  3. Wen Xu
  4. Richard F Campbell
  5. Edward E Large
  6. Joshua S Greene
  7. Patrick T McGrath
(2018)
Changes to social feeding behaviors are not sufficient for the fitness gains of the C. elegans N2 reference strain
eLife 7:e38675.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.38675

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