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distúrbio do colapso das colónias espanhol
colony collapse disorder Poorly-understood phenomenon causing decline in bee populations.
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Examples for "ccd"
Examples for "ccd"
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Sensitivity to partial adipogenic stimulation was significantly different between ccdPAs of SAT and DAT.
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DNA methylation levels of PPAR-γ were significantly lower in ccdPAs of SAT than DAT.
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In addition, the 3' end of ccdB functions as a primer binding site common to all vectors.
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We introduced the toxic ccdB gene under control of a strong constitutive promoter for counterselection of insert less vector.
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The ccdPAs spontaneously accumulated lipid droplets, and their expression levels of the transduced exogenous gene with its product were maintained for at least 56 days.
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He's from San Diego where bee numbers have been decimated by colony collapse disorder.
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The emergence of colony collapse disorder coincided with a dramatic increase in agricultural neonicotinoid use.
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Researchers called the phenomenon colony collapse disorder.
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Prof Lu said chronic, sub-lethal exposure to neo-nicotinoids had been linked to colony collapse disorder around the world.
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Scientists will examine the effectiveness of pesticides in protecting the bees from colony collapse disorder and varroa mite.
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