Early exposure to linalool modifies behavioural arousal and gene transcription in honey bees
This project explores the effects of early exposure to linalool, a floral scent compound, on honey bees. The study investigates how this exposure influences behavioral arousal and alters gene expression. The findings suggest that early exposure to linalool can modulate the sensory processing and neurological pathways in honey bees, potentially affecting their ability to detect and respond to environmental stimuli. This research provides insights into how early sensory experiences can shape insect behavior and neurobiology, contributing to our understanding of the complex interactions between environmental factors and neural development in pollinators.