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Future Directions for Animal Models in Behavior Geneticste genetic sequence of many organisms, with the speed and cost-efficiency of this technology increasing with each passing year. This technical revolution in genetic sequencing has not only expanded our understanding of normal variation in genetic structure, but also enhanced the potential to link ge

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Male Fruit Fly’s Courtship and Its Double Control by the , and , Genessful identification of neurons that are involved in the decision to court, and of the sensory and motor pathways associated with this central command system. The power of the single gene–single cell approach in this model organism will be documented.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-47814-7sful identification of neurons that are involved in the decision to court, and of the sensory and motor pathways associated with this central command system. The power of the single gene–single cell approach in this model organism will be documented.

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Riccardo Ciarle,Kevin C. Burns,Fabio Mologniy genes, environment, and interaction between genes and environment. The fruit fly . model system offers the advantage of having powerful genetic tools that can be used to unravel the roles of genes and other factors in behavior. In this chapter, studies of aggressive behavior in . will be reviewed

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Usage of Rhizobial Inoculants in Agriculturee patient’s relatives. Organism models of intellectual disability provide information on the causes and mechanisms and, most importantly, can provide markers for treatments. This chapter examines the contribution of organism models to the knowledge of intellectual disability in translational researc