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Scientists Discover Genetic 'Winter Lock' That Helps Fruit Flies Survive Cold

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Researchers have identified a genetic mechanism in fruit flies that adjusts their internal biological clocks to help them endure winter conditions. Known as the 'winter lock,' this adaptation keeps the insects dormant until temperatures rise again. The mechanism involves a seasonal shift at the molecular level within the flies' biological structure. Beyond pest biology, the findings could inform new pest control approaches and shed light on how seasonal changes affect human health.

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