Behavioural diversity across fruit flies changes with individual learning, even when genetic, past and momentary environmental factors are held constant.
Human spatial representations are often assumed to represent Euclidean properties such as length, distance, and angle. Here we test an alternative (but not mutually exclusive) possibility – that ...
This valuable study advances our understanding of habituation and related potentiation behavior in a single-celled organism, Stentor. The authors provide convincing evidence for their claims in the ...
In complex life cycle taxa, the relationship between functional traits and threat status varies across developmental stages, making adult‑based threat predictions insufficient to reflect risks faced ...
The approach is solid, but the choice of learning rules, circuit architecture, and sparsity assumptions is not always sufficiently justified, and the model would benefit from a clearer mechanistic ...
This study presents valuable findings implicating Xkr and its newly identified binding partners in regulating the exposure of apoptotic signal for phagocytosis, suggesting that Xkr might facilitate ...
This valuable study combines free-flight kinematics, aerodynamic modeling, optogenetics, and connectomics to ask how Drosophila stabilize roll perturbations duri ...
This manuscript examines how overexpression of sphingosine 1-phosphate receptor 1 in a mouse model affects neutrophil distribution, metabolism and function. Given the significance of S1PR1 in ...
Researchers have created a detailed map of childhood Crohn’s disease before and after treatment which suggests anti-TNF therapy might push the pediatric cell ecosystem towards more resistant disease.
Single-cell profiling of untreated pediatric Crohn’s disease identifies coordinated immune and epithelial cell states that stratify patients by disease severity and future anti-TNF response.
The neurons and receptors mediating moist air detection in Drosophila are identified, revealing that moist and dry air detection depend on overlapping Ionotropic Receptors and that these pathways are ...
Our most vivid dreams are a remarkable replication of reality, combining disparate objects, actions and perceptions into a richly detailed hallucinatory experience. How does our brain accomplish this?
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