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Developing an in vivo toxicity assay for RNAi risk assessment in honey bees, Apis mellifera L
Ana María Vélez
, Jessica Jurzenski
, Natalie Matz
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Xuguo Zhou
, Haichuan Wang
, Marion Ellis
, Blair D. Siegfried
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Apis Mellifera
100%
Honey Bee
100%
RNA Interference
100%
Double-stranded RNA
100%
Risk Assessment
100%
In Vivo Toxicity Assay
100%
Vacuolar H+-ATPase (V-ATPase)
42%
Sequence Specificity
14%
Commercially Available
14%
Lack of Response
14%
Mellifera
14%
Adult Lifespan
14%
Biological Impact
14%
Risk Assessment Framework
14%
Maize
14%
Relative Gene Expression
14%
Risk Analysis
14%
Dietary Exposure
14%
Hazard Assessment
14%
Larval Development
14%
Diabrotica Virgifera Virgifera
14%
Maize Plant
14%
Insecticidal Activity
14%
Adult Eclosion
14%
Honey Bee Survival
14%
Ecological Risk Assessment
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Apis mellifera
100%
Double-Stranded RNA
100%
Honey Bees
100%
Gene Expression
14%
Western Corn Rootworm
14%
Larval Development
14%
Risk Analysis
14%
Eclosion
14%