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Neuromodulation and Differential Learning Across Mosquito Species

2019-09-05

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Mosquitoes can learn to change their host-feeding behaviors, such as shifting activity times to avoid bednets or switching from biting animals to biting humans, leading to the transfer of zoonotic diseases. Dopamine is critical for insect learning, but its role in the antennal lobe remains unclear, and it is unknown whether different mosquito species learn the same odor cues. We assayed aversive olfactory learning...

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c57c4255-59f4-52de-906d-c216bf1f4916
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10.1101/755017
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