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[Effect of mutant genes with a known biochemical effect on the rate of conditioned motor reflex formation in honey bees].

Zhurnal vysshei nervnoi deiatelnosti imeni I P Pavlova - 1 Jan 2000

Chesnokova E G, Ponomarenko V V

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The influence of inherited disturbance of metabolic transformations of aromatic aminoacid tryptophan on the speed of learning in T-shaped maze was studied in two groups of bees, homo- and heterozygote by chartreuse-red mutation. It was shown that in homozygote individuals, as compared to heterozygotes, the speed of learning in response to visual and tactile stimuli, is 3 times lower. It is suggested that the...

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