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Food for Thought The Honeybee as a Model Animal to Study Physiology

By: Nicola Simcock(Author)
10 pages
Food for Thought
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  • Food for Thought ISBN: 9781904379331 Paperback Jul 2019 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Model animals are much used in medical research to gain an understanding of a range of conditions. The most often used insect is the fruit fly; 75% of disease-causing genes have a functional homologue in the fruit fly. The ability of the honey bee to learn tasks and to communicate with nest mates means that it can be a useful animal model in such human conditions as depression and drug addiction. Nicola explains experiments which demonstrate the potential.

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By: Nicola Simcock(Author)
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