Dawn L. Boncristiani
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View article: Host-driven temperature dependence of Deformed wing virus infection in honey bee pupae
Host-driven temperature dependence of Deformed wing virus infection in honey bee pupae Open
View article: Sunflower-Associated Reductions in Varroa Mite Infestation of Honey Bee Colonies
Sunflower-Associated Reductions in Varroa Mite Infestation of Honey Bee Colonies Open
Landscapes can affect parasite epidemiology in wild and agricultural animals. Honey bees are threatened by loss of floral resources and by parasites, principally the mite Varroa destructor and the viruses it vectors. Existing mite control …
View article: Host-driven temperature dependence of viral infection in honey bees
Host-driven temperature dependence of viral infection in honey bees Open
The temperature dependence of infection reflects changes in the performance of parasites and hosts. High temperatures (i.e., fever) often mitigate infection by favoring heat-tolerant hosts over heat-sensitive parasites. Honey bees exhibit …
View article: Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses
Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses Open
Background Varroa destructor mites, and the numerous viruses they vector to their honey bee hosts, are among the most serious threats to honey bee populations, causing mortality and morbidity to both the individual honey bee and colony, th…
View article: Additional file 3 of Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses
Additional file 3 of Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses Open
Additional file 3 : Supplemental Table 2: Raw Gene Ontology results for diverse comparisons across the two experiments using RNA sequencing.
View article: Additional file 2 of Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses
Additional file 2 of Multi-tiered analyses of honey bees that resist or succumb to parasitic mites and viruses Open
Additional file 2 : Supplemental Table 1: Fold-change differences for genes found to be significant under a false-discovery cut-off of 0.5, shading reflects strength of fold change increasing from yellow to red.