Amélie Cabirol

This study shows fecal transplantation in honey bees transfers gut microbiota similar to gut homogenates, supporting fecal contact as a route for microbiota acquisition.

This study investigates how geosmin affects honey bee defensive behavior and neural responses, finding concentration-dependent suppression of alarm pheromone-induced aggression.

The paper develops a biosensor in the honey bee gut bacterium to detect IPTG exposure through fluorescent protein expression, enabling non-invasive fecal sampling.

This study shows that imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid pesticide, impairs long-term memory in honey bees by disrupting synaptic pruning in mushroom bodies.

The paper develops an automated method to quantify synaptic boutons in honey bee mushroom bodies, revealing their 3D distribution and correcting previous overestimations.