Queen removal
1 paper6 findings
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Funders: National Key Research and Development Program of China and 1 more
- Model organisms1
Outcomes
4Lysosome production
upin S. invicta1
1 study
Lysosome production
upin S. invicta1
Queen removal increases lysosome production in S. invicta.
“Metabolite changes relate to unsaturated fatty acid biosynthesis and autophagy, with increased lysosome production in queenless minors”
Model organismsminor workers after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025
MRJP1 expression
upin S. invicta1
1 study
MRJP1 expression
upin S. invicta1
Queen removal increases MRJP1 expression in S. invicta.
“The queen's absence mildly affects gene expression in major workers, but TO and MRJP1 expression rise in minors.”
Model organismsminor workers after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025
TO expression
upin S. invicta1
1 study
TO expression
upin S. invicta1
Queen removal increases TO expression in S. invicta.
“The queen's absence mildly affects gene expression in major workers, but TO and MRJP1 expression rise in minors.”
Model organismsminor workers after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025
Necrophoresis behavior
no changein S. invicta1
1 study
Necrophoresis behavior
no changein S. invicta1
Queen removal has no effect on necrophoresis behavior in S. invicta.
“Our study compares worker behavior and gene expression post-queen removal, revealing altered dietary preferences, life expectancy, and no change in necrophoresis behavior.”
Model organismsworker ants after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025
Associations
2Life expectancy
mixedin S. invicta1
1 study
Life expectancy
mixedin S. invicta1
Queen removal is associated with life expectancy in S. invicta.
“Our study compares worker behavior and gene expression post-queen removal, revealing altered dietary preferences, life expectancy, and no change in necrophoresis behavior.”
Model organismsworker ants after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025
Dietary preferences
mixedin S. invicta1
1 study
Dietary preferences
mixedin S. invicta1
Queen removal is associated with dietary preferences in S. invicta.
“Our study compares worker behavior and gene expression post-queen removal, revealing altered dietary preferences, life expectancy, and no change in necrophoresis behavior.”
Model organismsworker ants after queen removal
Ecology and evolution7 Jun 2025