Sentence examples for apis development from inspiring English sources

APIS development began in September of 2001, and the Web site went public in June of 2003.

Like Drosophila, Apis development begins with a syncytial blastoderm stage prior to cellularisation, where much of the body patterning information is established [ 19].

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The major royal jelly proteins/yellow (MRJP/YELLOW) family possesses several physiological and chemical functions in the development of Apis mellifera and Drosophila melanogaster.

Caste development in honeybees (Apis mellifera) is a remarkable example of, and model for, developmental plasticity.

DNA methylation has also been linked with phenotypic plasticity, most strikingly in caste development in honeybees Apis mellifera, which is dependent on larval diet and activity of de novo DNA methyl-transferase (DNMT3) [ 34, 35].

Our results suggest that N. apis infection may impair midgut development at early time points, since genes involved in molecular processes likely associated with repairing tissue damage were significantly regulated.

This point is of fundamental importance, because comparative analysis of development in Vespula and Apis will reveal if analogous environmentally induced phenotypes are generated through similar patterns of gene expression.

The basic premises of the initiative are that: firstly, global food security is threatened by the decline in managed honeybees and by the loss of wild pollinators; and secondly, that sustainable agriculture requires the development of alternative non-Apis pollinators, improvement in habitat management for wild pollinators, and improved agricultural management practices in general [1], [16].

Honey bees (Apis mellifera) provide a principal example of diphenic development.

The latter include the recently discovered role of DNA methylation in the gene expression and development pathways of the honey bee (Apis mellifera) and other insects [ 15, 16] that possess primarily non-methylated genomes.