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学習と記憶の突然変異は,ドロソフィラの交尾行動の音響プライミングを損なう

C P Kyriacou, J C Hall

    Nature
    |February 1, 2011
    PubMed
    まとめ

    雌の果物ハエは,求愛歌から学ぶ. リズム的なパルス・ソングに先行的に曝露されることは,その後の交尾を著しく加速し,アコースティック・プライミングを証明します. 女性の学習と記憶の突然変異は,この効果を妨げます.

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