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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Insects--Nervous system"”.

  1. Neuronal Laterality in Caenorhabditis elegans: Morphological and Functional Aspects

    The ASE neurons of C. elegans are an excellent model to study neuronal asymmetry. Lateralization with respect to their genetic fate and function has been well studied, but their more subtle asymmetries have not. This work describes three such asymmetries: that of amino acid gustation, associative …

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  2. Transcriptional control of somatosensory neuron diversification in Drosophila

    … periphery to specific circuits in the central nervous system. It is vital that each sensory neuron detects the appropriate type of stimulus and conveys that information to appropriate regions of the sensory neuropil to target second-order neurons. Molecular programs that coordinate sensory …

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  3. Activity Dependent Trans-synaptic Tracing Of Neural Circuits In Drosophila

    … numerically simple fly brain an attractive model system to study the mechanisms that translate neural circuits to meaningful behavioral responses. Delineation of neural circuits requires development of approaches that trace functional synaptic connections. We have developed HA-Tango-trace, an …

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