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  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funders: Incheon National University and 3 more
  • Model organisms1

Associations

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Biological age

mixedin A. mellifera1

1 study

  1. Seasonal stress is associated with biological age in A. mellifera (Predicted ages: 12.14 days during flowering, 14.64 days during dearth, and 28.17 days during early overwintering).

    “seasonal stress affects biological aging, with predicted ages of 12.14 days (flowering), 14.64 days (dearth), and 28.17 days (early overwintering).”

    Model organismsWorkers sampled during flowering, dearth, and early overwintering

    Modeling biological age to assess maturation and ageing (Apis mellifera)

    Journal of insect physiology17 Jul 2025

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