Pathogen-induced maternal effects result in enhanced immune responsiveness across generations.

Rosengaus, Rebeca B; Hays, Nicole; Biro, Colette; Kemos, James; Zaman, Muizz; Murray, Joseph; Gezahegn, Bruck; Smith, Wendy

Rosengaus, Rebeca B; Hays, Nicole; Biro, Colette; Kemos, James; Zaman, Muizz; Murray, Joseph; Gezahegn, Bruck; Smith, Wendy.

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Rosengaus RB; Department of Marine and Environmental Sciences Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Hays N; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Biro C; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Kemos J; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Zaman M; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Murray J; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Gezahegn B; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.
Smith W; Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston MA USA.

Ecol Evol ; 7(9): 2925-2935, 2017 05.

Article en En | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-28479992

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ecological immunology; environmental stressors; hatching success; maternal effects; phenotypic plasticity; transgenerational immune priming

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