Fruit Flies
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Aging Fruit Flies Reveal Secrets of Cognitive Decline in Humans
A study shows that F-actin buildup in aging fruit flies contributes to cognitive decline. A recent study has discovered that fruit flies, like humans, can experience forgetfulness as they age.
Latest Research Articles
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Garlic Butter Lures in Gnats, Fruit Flies in Queensland Home This Humid Season
Virgin Birth Now Possible for Fruit Flies as Genetic Engineering Induce Parthenogenesis
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Fruit Flies Prefers Mating over Survival Even When Infected with Killer Pathogens: New Study
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Visualization of Storing Fats in Fruit Flies Has Been Done by Bioengineers
How Fruit Fly's Fascinating Ability To Adapt To Climate Change Can Help Us Survive
Why This Insect Has Sperm A Thousand Times Longer Than Human Sperm
Female Choice Or Male Sex Drive? Researchers Investigate Animal Courtship Behavior
Insects Keep Warm In Winter By Maintaining Salt Balance, Researchers Say
Speciation in Action: Fruit Fly Evolution Causes Cascading Changes In Wasp Species
Pest Control: Olive Farmers Have New Methods to Combat Destructive Fruit Flies
Homosexuality Could Benefit a Species, Says New Study
Fruit Flies: Do They Feel Emotion?
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