Henrike Scholz

This study investigates the role of the Drosophila dunce mutation in memory regulation, finding that it suppresses both short-term and long-term memory through distinct mechanisms.

The paper shows that different serotonergic neurons in Drosophila regulate appetite for sucrose and hunger for proteins through distinct mechanisms involving the serotonin transporter and insulin receptor.

This paper identifies multiple Tbh isoforms in Drosophila with distinct functions in neurotransmitter synthesis and behavior.

This study shows that octopamine integrates internal energy storage into memory formation in Drosophila, influencing whether food-related memories are short-term or long-lasting.

This study investigates how ethanol affects olfactory associative behaviors in Drosophila larvae, showing that ethanol exposure influences attraction to odorants and that outcomes depend on genotype and exposure conditions.

The paper identifies acute and lasting molecular, cellular, and behavioral changes in mice after single-dose ethanol intoxication using proteomics and imaging.

This study creates dSERT mutants in Drosophila to investigate serotonin's role in sleep, feeding, and courtship, finding increased sleep and behavioral defects.