Developmental phases are indicated: Pbm (pharate-adults), Ne (newly emeged bees), Fg (foragers). Means and standard deviations (STD) of 3 samples (N = 3) per developmental phase. Different lowercase letters in the Sig (statistical significance) column indicate difference between the developmental phases of each species.</p
<div><p>Recent studies have investigated the composition of compounds that cover the cuticle in soci...
Colony integrity and survival in honeybees is regulated by chemical signals that are actively produc...
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<p>Relative abundance of Z-(9)-tricosene, tricosane, Z-(9)-pentacosene, and pentacosane sampled from...
Chemical communication is of fundamental importance to maintain the integration of insect colonies. ...
Venn diagrams constructed with the genes and contigs differentially expressed in the integument of t...
Members of social insect colonies employ a large variety of chemical signals during their life. Of t...
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In social insects, task-related recognition plays an important role in the coordination and cohesion...
Chemical compounds on the cuticle are a rich source of information used during interactions among so...
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Chemical substances are transferred between bumblebees of the species Bombus terrestris during their...
The aim of the present study was to characterize the variation of the chemical profiles among worker...
In social insect colonies, recognition of nestmates, kinship, caste and reproductive status is cruci...
Males, queens and workers of stingless bees show differences in external morphology, behaviour and r...
<div><p>Recent studies have investigated the composition of compounds that cover the cuticle in soci...
Colony integrity and survival in honeybees is regulated by chemical signals that are actively produc...
<p>Discriminant analysis was performed on 21 bees per control (water and acetone) and 20 bees per py...
<p>Relative abundance of Z-(9)-tricosene, tricosane, Z-(9)-pentacosene, and pentacosane sampled from...
Chemical communication is of fundamental importance to maintain the integration of insect colonies. ...
Venn diagrams constructed with the genes and contigs differentially expressed in the integument of t...
Members of social insect colonies employ a large variety of chemical signals during their life. Of t...
Differences in the timing of exoskeleton melanization and sclerotization are evident when comparing ...
In social insects, task-related recognition plays an important role in the coordination and cohesion...
Chemical compounds on the cuticle are a rich source of information used during interactions among so...
In social insect colonies, recognition of nestmates, kinship, caste and reproductive status is cruci...
Chemical substances are transferred between bumblebees of the species Bombus terrestris during their...
The aim of the present study was to characterize the variation of the chemical profiles among worker...
In social insect colonies, recognition of nestmates, kinship, caste and reproductive status is cruci...
Males, queens and workers of stingless bees show differences in external morphology, behaviour and r...
<div><p>Recent studies have investigated the composition of compounds that cover the cuticle in soci...
Colony integrity and survival in honeybees is regulated by chemical signals that are actively produc...
<p>Discriminant analysis was performed on 21 bees per control (water and acetone) and 20 bees per py...