Publications by authors named "Annie H Wu"
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- * The fan-shaped body (FB) within this region is crucial for integrating multisensory information, with specific neuronal populations (PFN and PFN neurons) encoding navigational cues such as wind and visual flow.
- * Experiments demonstrate that PFN neuron activity directly influences steering behavior, allowing flies to adjust their movement trajectories in response to changing environment signals through a model of continuous sensory integration.
Animals exhibit sex-specific behaviors that are governed by sexually dimorphic circuits. One such behavior in male , courtship, is regulated by various sensory modalities, including olfaction. Here, we reveal how sexually dimorphic olfactory pathways in male flies converge at the third-order, onto lateral horn output neurons, to regulate courtship.
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