Genomic footprint of evolution of eusociality in bees: floral food use and CYPome “blooms”

Overview of attention for article published in Insectes Sociaux, May 2018

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CYP6AS gene expansion, in #apis and #bombus, was involved in facilitating the shift from carnivory to florivory in #bees https://t.co/aBoS2aiHzw

Genomic footprint of #evolution of eusociality in #bees: floral food use and CYPome “blooms” https://t.co/6C1kifyaAf @InsSociaux

RT @AmroYorkU: Social bees‘ super veganism is associated with ‘blooming’ subfamily of p450’s @InsSociaux R. Johnson @MayBerenbaum @Harpur @…

RT @AmroYorkU: Social bees‘ super veganism is associated with ‘blooming’ subfamily of p450’s @InsSociaux R. Johnson @MayBerenbaum @Harpur @…

Social bees‘ super veganism is associated with ‘blooming’ subfamily of p450’s @InsSociaux R. Johnson @MayBerenbaum @Harpur @KDogantzis https://t.co/t8li6tCDke