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A. A. Soukas

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C. elegans display antipathy behavior towards food after contemporaneous integration of nutritional needs and dietary lipid availability

N. Stuhr, C. Ramos, C. Turner, A. A. Soukas, S. P. Curran

This study identifies molecular mechanisms by which C. elegans avoid Methylobacterium after ingestion, integrating lipid metabolism and dietary needs to influence food preference.

bioRxiv · Feb 23, 2024 · PreprintPhysiology