In this way, we aimed to
mimic the preferential transcription of R29var in rosetting R29
parasites, a
parasite line in which the A4var gene is deleted
...www.ndm.ox.ac.ukHow does the obligate
parasite manipulate the host to change the flow of sugars?
... Hoch H C, Staples R C,
Whitehead B, Comeau J, Wolf E D. Science.
...www.pubmedcentral.nih.govsurfaces have been used to
mimic the. topography of the leaf surface and induce
... membrane drives sugar transport from plant to
parasite.
...www.ars.usda.govArtificial membranes and etched surfaces have been used to
mimic the
... How does the obligate
parasite manipulate the host to change the flow of sugars?
...www.pnas.orgPages 338-369 in Host-
Parasite Evolution: General Principles and Avian Models
... ROBINSON, S. K., F. R. THOMPSON III, T. M. DONOVAN, D. R.
WHITEHEAD,
...findarticles.comComments on the ms by Fernando Alvarez, Maria
Whitehead and an anonymous reviewer
... inaccurate-
mimic brood
parasite eggs. Biology Letters (in press).
...vocs.unideb.huHauber ME, Kilner RM (2007) Who
mimics whom? Communication, co-evolution, and chick mimicry in
parasitic finches. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (in
...www.sbs.auckland.ac.nzThis is a
parasitic wasp whose host is the eumenid wasp Odynerus spinipes,
.... Confirmed by PF
Whitehead. This is a scarce habitat in Worcestershire.
...wbrc.org.uk
