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9 december 2018 11:00:09 |
| Bi-directional Control of Walking Behavior by Horizontal Optic Flow Sensors (Current Biology) |
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Tweet Busch et al. study the behavioral effects of manipulating optic flow-sensing HS cells in tethered walking Drosophila. Both de- and hyperpolarization elicit turning syndirectional with the mimicked visual motion. Therefore, two steering signals are encoded in the HS cell-response sign, likely mediating the fly`s tendency to follow a rotating pattern. |
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