Seeking voluntary passive movement in flies is play-like behavior
Tilman Triphan, Clara H. Ferreira, Wolf Huetteroth
The paper shows vinegar flies engage in play-like behavior by voluntarily seeking passive movement on a spinning platform.
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Tilman Triphan, Clara H. Ferreira, Wolf Huetteroth
The paper shows vinegar flies engage in play-like behavior by voluntarily seeking passive movement on a spinning platform.
Shai Israel, Eyal Rozenfeld, Denise Weber…·Moshe Parnas
The paper identifies an olfactory pathway that triggers backward locomotion in Drosophila, revealing a parallel circuit to Moonwalker Descending Neurons.
Daniel Döringer, Christian Rohrsen, Benjamin L. de Bivort…·Björn Brembs
This study investigates Drosophila dopamine neurons and finds they do not consistently drive approach or avoidance behaviors, instead showing context-dependent valence changes.
Noa Bielopolski, Hoger Amin, Anthi A. Apostolopoulou…·Moshe Parnas
This study shows that mAChR-A in gamma Kenyon cells inhibits odor responses and is required for aversive olfactory learning in adult Drosophila.