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Association of Amine-Receptor DNA Sequence Variants with Associative Learning in the Honeybee.

Behavior genetics - 1 Mar 2016

Lagisz Malgorzata, Mercer Alison R, de Mouzon Charlotte, Santos Luana L S, Nakagawa Shinichi

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Octopamine- and dopamine-based neuromodulatory systems play a critical role in learning and learning-related behaviour in insects. To further our understanding of these systems and resulting phenotypes, we quantified DNA sequence variations at six loci coding octopamine-and dopamine-receptors and their association with aversive and appetitive learning traits in a population of honeybees. We identified 79...

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PMID: 26410688
DOI: 10.1007/s10519-015-9749-z

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