ArticleAnimal cells and systems2020
Molt-related changes in the major ampullate silk gland of the barn spider
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Abstract
Spiders molt periodically before reaching full maturity, but several spiders continue to molt after sexual maturity. This post-maturity molting (PMM) behavior has been observed in the barn spider
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