The molecular basis of socially induced egg size plasticity in honey bees

  1. Bin Han
  2. Qiaohong Wei
  3. Esmaeil Amiri
  4. Han Hu
  5. Lifeng Meng
  6. Micheline K Strand
  7. David R Tarpy
  8. Shufa Xu
  9. Jianke Li  Is a corresponding author
  10. Olav Rueppell  Is a corresponding author
  1. Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
  2. Mississippi State University, United States
  3. United States Army Research Office, United States
  4. North Carolina State University, United States
  5. University of Alberta, Canada
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  1. Bin Han
  2. Qiaohong Wei
  3. Esmaeil Amiri
  4. Han Hu
  5. Lifeng Meng
  6. Micheline K Strand
  7. David R Tarpy
  8. Shufa Xu
  9. Jianke Li
  10. Olav Rueppell
(2022)
The molecular basis of socially induced egg size plasticity in honey bees
eLife 11:e80499.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.80499