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Synergism of IP3R and Parkin mutants identifies mitochondrial stress as an early feature of Parkinson's disease.

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Flies.

2022
Abstract This book chapter discusses flies. Filth-breeding flies are usually broken down by the pest management industry into large flies and small flies. The most common fly is the house fly, and its larvae develop in farm animal manure and decaying plant material.
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Flies, true flies (Diptera)

2002
The dipterans are a very diverse group of insects that occur in most, if not all of the inland waters of temperate Australia. They can be found in a range of environmental conditions, thriving in septic tanks and wilderness areas alike.
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Flies and congruence

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1994
AbstractCompeting phylogenetic hypotheses have become the rule in modern systematics. While the problem of incongruence between character sets has become extremely acute due to the generation of molecular data, it is by no means specific to molecular and morphological comparisons.
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Flies and Myiasis

Dermatologic Clinics, 1990
Many species of flies cause insect bites. The Lutzomyia and Phlebotomus flies, which carry leishmaniasis, and the Simulium flies, which carry onchocerciasis, have the greatest impact. Fly larvae, or maggots, can be used to cleanse necrotic debris from a wound. Although repulsive, this may be effective.
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True Flies: Diptera

2013
The flies and midges within the order Diptera (true flies) bears membranous forewings, whilst their hindwings are vestigial, modified into balancing organs called halteres. These insects develop via holometabolous metamorphosis including all the following developmental stages: egg, larva, pupa and imago.
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