Publications at this Location

ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location.

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2021 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date)

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	Differential expression of three dopamine receptors in varroa-resistant honey bees (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(17-Dec-21)
	Genetic diversity and structure in a closed breeding system of Russian honey bees (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(15-Dec-21)
	Impact of honey bee migratory management on pathogen loads and immune gene expression is affected by complex interactions with environment, worker life history, and season (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(30-Oct-21)
	Host genotype and tissue type determine DWV infection intensity (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(12-Oct-21)
	Insulin receptor substrate (IRS) gene knockdown accelerates behavioral maturation and shortens lifespan in honeybee workers. (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(4-Oct-21)
	Social apoptosis in Varroa mite resistant western honey bees (Apis mellifera) (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(4-Oct-21)
	Parallel mechanisms of visual memory formation across distinct regions of the honey bee brain (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(2-Sep-21)
	Nutrigenetic comparison of two Varroa-resistant honey bee stocks fed pollen and spirulina microalgae (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-Jun-21)
	A scientific note defining allelic nomenclature standards for the highly diverse complementary sex-determiner (csd) locus in honey bees. (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(16-Apr-21)
	A rapid fabrication methodology for payload modules, piloted for the observation of queen honeybee (Apis mellifera) in microgravity (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(8-Apr-21)
	Genetic variation of Ascosphaera apis and colony attributes do not explain chalkbrood disease outbreaks in Australian honey bees (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(22-Jan-21)