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How Nutrition Regulates Ovulation
Fly fat tissue senses nutritional status through a stress response pathway to control reproductive activities.
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Regulation of adult female germline stem cells by nutrient-responsive signaling
Insect oogenesis is greatly affected by nutrient availability. When nutrients are abundant, oocytes are rapidly generated, but the process is slowed to conserve energy un …
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