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Re: Nursing protects honeybee larvae from secondary metabolites of pollen
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Protocol: uncap newly-sealed cells, gently remove the larva with forceps.
Crush the larva and stir the body fluids.
Add cover slip.
Look under a scope at 400x--scanning across for pollen grains.




Just curious but would a centrifuge help this test??

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