Taxonomically restricted genes are associated with the evolution of sociality in the honey bee

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Brian R Johnson
Neil D Tsutsui
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[1] Policy & Management University of California,Department of Environmental Science
[2] Berkeley,undefined
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BMC Genomics | / 12卷
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Social Insect; Royal Jelly; Labial Gland; Hypopharyngeal Gland; Royal Jelly Protein;
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