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Get in my spermathecae!
You may notice that this paper has been out for a while already, even though I really should have been excited to blog about it right away, given its importance for my field of study. But, lately, research has kept … Continue reading
Posted in Eggs and sperm, Insect reproduction
Tagged Female fertility, live birth, Protease, Scientific literature, sperm, sperm storage
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Wolbachia gives eggs a boost
Wolbachia are a type of bacteria that live inside the cells of many animals, but mostly insects. They are passed on from mother to child through the mother’s eggs. They can often be bad for the insect host: they might … Continue reading
Posted in Eggs and sperm, Insect reproduction
Tagged Drosophila, Female fertility, parasitism, Scientific literature, Wolbachia
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