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N. K. E. Schulz, C. M. Stewart, A. T. Tate
This study shows that female flour beetles adjust reproductive investment based on infection dose, shifting to somatic maintenance at lower doses and trade-off between offspring quality and quantity at higher doses.
N. K. E. Schulz, F. F. Mohamed, L. K. Lo…·J. Kurtz
This study shows that paternal Dnmt2 knockdown in red flour beetles increases offspring susceptibility to bacterial infection, independent of paternal bacterial exposure.
S. S. L. Birnbaum, N. K. E. Schulz, D. S. Garrett, A. T. Tate
The paper evolves pesticide resistance in beetles and finds diverse genetic mechanisms and minimal fitness costs for resistance to two pesticide classes.
N. K. E. Schulz, C. I. Wagner, J. Ebeling…·J. Kurtz
The paper shows Dnmt1 is essential for red flour beetle development despite no CpG methylation, suggesting a non-methyltransferase function.
N. K. E. Schulz, M. P. Sell, K. Ferro…·J. Kurtz
This study investigates transgenerational immune priming in Tribolium castaneum, finding paternal priming protects offspring and oral priming delays offspring development.