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Pheromone circuits and transcriptional cascades modulating transcriptional and chromatin states in the <i>Drosophila</i> central brain with social experience

2025-09-12

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Social experience significantly influences the behavioral and physiological responses of animals, including humans. In many animals, social isolation increases aggression, courtship, locomotion, and feeding while disrupting sleep. This occurs when peripheral neurons detect social signals, such as pheromones, which activate decision-making circuits in the brain. However, the molecular and circuit mechanisms of how...

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6a707ab3-e638-5374-8725-bcfceb20f920
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10.1101/2025.09.12.675922
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