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Constant light impairs memory processing transgenerationally in D. melanogaster

2025-06-08

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Environmental perturbations can have profound effects on our physiology and behavior, but their long-lasting impact remains debatable. We discovered that changes in standard light-dark conditions, such as exposure to constant light or simulated chronic jetlag, causes loss of associative memory in appetitive and aversive conditioning paradigms in D. melanogaster, and this behavior persists through three generations...

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e6f9b8a9-f249-50da-8b67-97acd73808ee
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10.1101/2025.06.04.657854
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