Ant-icipating Change: An Epigenetic Switch in Reprogramming the Social Lives of Ants.

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Abstract
Glastad et al. (2019) describe a role for the neuronal CoREST corepressor and changes in juvenile hormone (JH) and ecdysone signaling during the reprogramming of social behavioral phenotypes in ants that are reflective of a natural mechanism differentiating "Major" and "Minor" worker ants.
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Authors Pray-Grant, Marilyn G;Grant, Patrick A;
Journal molecular cell
Year 2020
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S1097-2765(19)30897-4
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ethics education, medical undergraduates, learning theories.

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