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Loss of galectin-3 decreases the number of immune cells in the subventricular zone and restores proliferation in a viral model of multiple sclerosis by James, Rachel E., Hillis, James, Adorján, István, Gration, Betty, Mundim, Mayara V., Iqbal, Asif J., Majumdar, Moon-Moon, Yates, Richard L., Richards, Maureen M. H., Goings, Gwendolyn E., DeLuca, Gabriele C., Greaves, David R., Miller, Stephen D., Szele, Francis G.

“…Multiple sclerosis (MS) frequently starts near the lateral ventricles, which are lined by subventricular zone (SVZ) progenitor cells that can migrate to…”
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Nestmate discrimination based on familiarity but not relatedness in eastern carpenter bees by Vickruck, J.L., Richards, M.H.

“…•Eastern carpenter bees use nestmate rather than kin recognition when discriminating conspecifics.•Females returning with pollen were treated less…”
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Tool use by foraging ants by Richards, M. H.

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Rate of molecular evolution and life history traits of social insects by Richards, M. H.

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Social polymorphism in the Australian small carpenter bee, Ceratina (Neoceratina) australensis by Rehan, S. M, Richards, M. H, Schwarz, M. P

“…The bee tribe Ceratinini provides important insights into the early stages of sociality. Many arthropods exhibit behaviours precursory to social life,…”
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Better fed wasps are more selfish by Richards, M. H.

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Vitellogenin and vitellogenin-like genes: not just for egg production by Richards, M. H.

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Social eavesdropping by stingless bees by Richards, M. H.

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Close, but not too close: social interactions among mother treehoppers by Richards, M. H.

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Built environments influence carpenter bee sociality and vice versa by Richards, M. H.

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Mycocepurus smithii, how does your garden grow? by Richards, M. H.

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Alternative reproductive strategies in wasps: queen, worker, or both? by Richards, M. H.

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Socially polymorphic bees as model organisms for studying the evolution of eusociality by Richards, M. H.

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Parental quality in a subterranean termite by Richards, M. H.

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Colony disturbance and solitary nest initiation by workers in the obligately eusocial sweat bee, Halictus ligatus by Rehan, S. M, Rotella, A, Onuferko, T. M, Richards, M. H

“…Sweat bees are one of the most socially polymorphic lineages on the planet. In obligately eusocial species, newly enclosed females may become either queens or…”
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Nesting habits influence population genetic structure of a bee living in anthropogenic disturbance by Vickruck, J. L., Richards, M. H.

“…While most organisms are negatively affected by anthropogenic disturbance, a few species thrive in landscapes altered by humans. Typically, native bees are…”
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Ethics of qualitative research: are there special issues for health services research? by Richards, Helen Mary, Schwartz, Lisa Jennifer

“…Background. An increasing volume of qualitative research and articles about qualitative methods has been published recently in medical journals. However,…”
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The international union for the study of social insects’ Hamilton Award by Beekman, M., Richards, M. H.

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The evolution of vertebrate antigen receptors: a phylogenetic approach by Richards, M H, Nelson, J L

“…Classical T cells, those with alpha beta T-cell receptors (TCRs), are an important component of the dominant paradigm for self-nonself immune recognition in…”
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Phase II study of the farnesyl transferase inhibitor R115777 in patients with sensitive relapse small-cell lung cancer by Heymach, J. V., Johnson, D. H., Khuri, F. R., Safran, H., Schlabach, L. L., Yunus, F., DeVore, R. F., De Porre, P. M., Richards, H. M., Jia, X., Zhang, S., Johnson, B. E.

“…Background: R115777 (tipifarnib, Zarnestra™) is a farnesyl transferase inhibitor that blocks the farnesylation of proteins involved in signal transduction…”
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