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Lateralized gustatory behavior of C. elegans is controlled by specific receptor-type guanylyl cyclases.

Current biology : CB - 23 Jun 2009

Ortiz Christopher O, Faumont Serge, Takayama Jun, Ahmed Heidi K, Goldsmith Andrew D, Pocock Roger, McCormick Kathryn E, Kunimoto Hirofumi, Iino Yuichi, Lockery Shawn, Hobert Oliver

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BACKGROUND: Even though functional lateralization is a common feature of many nervous systems, it is poorly understood how lateralized neural function is linked to lateralized gene activity. A bilaterally symmetric pair of C. elegans gustatory neurons, ASEL and ASER, senses a number of chemicals in a left/right asymmetric manner and therefore serves as a model to study the genetic basis of functional...

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PMID: 19523832
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2009.05.043
PMCID: PMC2730525

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