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Honey robbing

Exposure

1 paper3 findings

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  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funders: Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Program and 1 more
  • Model organisms1

Associations

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Immune response

downin A. mellifera1

1 study

  1. Honey robbing is associated with immune response in A. mellifera.

    “but this simultaneously induces oxidative damage and immune suppression, ultimately shortening their lifespan.”

    Model organismsRobber bees

    The Molecular Drivers of Honey Robbing in Apis mellifera L.: Morphological Divergence and Oxidative-Immune Regulation Mechanisms Based on Proteomic Analysis

    Preprints.org13 Aug 2025Preprint

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Oxidative damage

upin A. mellifera1

1 study

  1. Honey robbing is associated with oxidative damage in A. mellifera.

    “but this simultaneously induces oxidative damage and immune suppression, ultimately shortening their lifespan.”

    Model organismsRobber bees

    The Molecular Drivers of Honey Robbing in Apis mellifera L.: Morphological Divergence and Oxidative-Immune Regulation Mechanisms Based on Proteomic Analysis

    Preprints.org13 Aug 2025Preprint

Lifespan

downin A. mellifera1

1 study

  1. Honey robbing is associated with lifespan in A. mellifera.

    “Significantly shortened lifespan, primarily resulting from oxidative stress and immune suppression”

    Model organismsRobber bees compared with normal foragers

    The Molecular Drivers of Honey Robbing in Apis mellifera L.: Morphological Divergence and Oxidative-Immune Regulation Mechanisms Based on Proteomic Analysis

    Preprints.org13 Aug 2025Preprint

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