Julia U. Deere

This study investigates how neural circuits in Drosophila mediate different behavioral responses to sugar, finding overlapping and diverging pathways at specific neuronal levels.

The paper investigates how different bitter taste inputs are integrated in Drosophila, showing early convergence and later divergence in neural pathways.

This study shows that brief exposure to sugar or bitter taste in Drosophila modulates future feeding responses, indicating a memory of taste stimuli that persists after the stimulus is gone.

The paper examines temporal dynamics of bitter taste responses in Drosophila, showing that bitter-sensing neurons exhibit both ON and OFF responses influencing synaptic plasticity and aversive learning.