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Heat shock genes in the stingless bee Melipona interrupta (Hymenoptera, Meliponini)

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Table 1.  Degenerate primers designed from GenBank sequences to isolate the fragments of HSP60, 70 and 90 in Melipona interrupta
Figure 1. Alignment of nucleotide sequences and HSP60 fragment in samples of males (60_1_M_SEQ), workers (60_1_O_SEQ) and queens (60_1_R_SEQ) of Melipona interrupta showing 100% identity
Figure 2. Aligning of the amino acid sequence of HSP60 in Melipona interrupta with the sequences from other bee species
Figure 3. Aligning of the fragments with 151 and 109 amino acids in Melipona interruptawith the protein HSP70 of Apis florea, Bombus terrestris and Apis mellifera
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