ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Impact of egg incubation on hemocyte recruitment and susceptibility of
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- Current Overview and Main Challenges of the Use of Galleria mellonella in Biomedical Research.Current protocols · 2026Review
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Abstract
Introduction: Methods: Four experimental groups were established: (1) Traditional group (TG), eggs stored at 27°C; (2) Immediate group (IG), eggs stored at 16°C for 120 days before incubation at 27°C; (3) Gradual group (GG), temperature gradually reduced from 27°C to 16°C over 98 days, then increased back; and (4) Frozen group (FG), eggs stored at freezing temperatures. Results and discussion: FG eggs were non-viable, and IG and GG showed delayed development. IG larvae were more susceptible to infections, while GG larvae resembled TG. Thus, GG can serve as an effective alternative rearing method.
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