Olfaction in Drosophila: from odor to behavior

Carlson, J.R.

Olfaction in Drosophila: from odor to behavior

1996

Carlson, J.R.

Odors elicit a variety of behavioral responses from Drosophila via a relatively simple, but sensitive, olfactory system. An increasing number of mutants have been found to be defective in olfactory function. Genetic and molecular analyses of the Drosophila of olfactory system have identified some of its molecular components, and have revealed some principles of its function and organization.

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animal animals behavior drosophila drosophila melanogaster electrophysiology gene expression genes genes genetics literature reviews metabolism molecular genetics mutants mutation mutation neurophysiology olfactory organs receptors smell smell vision

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Trends in genetics

Volume 12 Issue 5 Pagination 175 - 180 ISSN 0168-9525

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Animal behavior; Odorants; Drosophila proteins; Sodium channels; Olfactory pathways; 5-trisphosphate; Inositol 1; Electroantennography; Overlapping; Olfactory behavior; Nerve tissue proteins; Odorant; Ocular; Reporter; Signal transduction; Second messenger systems

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English

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2019-12-05

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Olfaction in Drosophila: from odor to behavior

1996

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