Time perception follows Weber's law in Drosophila
Tsz-Nga Lo, Chen-Ying Huang, Suewei Lin
This study shows Drosophila can perceive time intervals and follow Weber's law, with the mushroom body involved in temporal learning.
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Tsz-Nga Lo, Chen-Ying Huang, Suewei Lin
This study shows Drosophila can perceive time intervals and follow Weber's law, with the mushroom body involved in temporal learning.
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CASTLE is a training-free pipeline for cross-species behavioral classification that uses foundation models and ROI masking to achieve high accuracy without manual labeling.
The paper characterizes the assembly of the Drosophila mushroom body circuit, revealing sequential innervation patterns and the role of Semaphorin 1a in guiding MBON dendrites.