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Neural circuit mechanisms of sexual receptivity in Drosophila females
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2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
Choosing a mate is one of the most consequential decisions a female will make during her lifetime. This is particularly true for species in which females either mate repeatedly with the same partner or mate infrequently but use the sperm from a single copulation to fertilize eggs over an extended period of time. Drosophila melanogaster uses the latter strategy. Here, we characterize the neural circuitry that implements mating decisions in the female brain. A female fly signals her mating choice
doi:10.1101/2020.08.07.241919
fatcat:eclvhkhgtvdojnvbio6yjmzwhi