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Disrupting One Gene Could Be First Step Toward Treating Honey Bee Parasite Nosema Ceranae

June 20, 2019admin

Entomologist Jay Evans with the ARS Bee Research Laboratory studies honey bees looking for a way to combat nosema, an important honey bee pathogen. There is currently no treatment for this parasite. …
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