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Gabriel Ibañez

Valparaiso University

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MicrobiologymSystemsPeer-reviewedMar 20, 2025

Interspecies relationships of wild amoebae and bacteria with C. elegans create environments propitious for multigenerational diapause.

Marcela Serey, Esteban Retamales, Gabriel Ibañez…·Andrea Calixto

This study shows that a natural ensemble of bacteria and amoebae induces diapause in C. elegans through RNA communication and pheromone signaling, with effects persisting across generations.

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