Chih-Ying Su

The paper creates a nanoscale atlas of extracellular particles in Drosophila olfactory sensilla, revealing their morphology, distribution, and association with neuronal degeneration.

The paper analyzes dendritic morphology of CO2- and odor-sensing olfactory neurons in Drosophila using electron microscopy, revealing morphological diversity even among homotypic neurons.

The paper develops a dual-modality method to record spikes and calcium signals in Drosophila ORNs, showing that calcium responses correlate with spike activity across different conditions.

This study shows that shallow peripheral preprocessing in Drosophila improves odor classification by shaping downstream connectivity and amplifying hedonic signals.

The paper identifies a support cell-expressed protein, Osi8, essential for pheromone sensing in Drosophila by analyzing transcriptomic data of olfactory subsystems.

The paper systematically analyzes the morphology and morphometry of Drosophila olfactory receptor neurons using electron microscopy, revealing novel features and providing a dataset for future studies.

The paper identifies an ammonium transporter, Amt, as a non-canonical olfactory receptor for ammonia in insects, showing it mediates neuronal and behavioral responses.

The paper demonstrates asymmetric ephaptic inhibition between olfactory receptor neurons in Drosophila, showing that the larger neuron in a pair dominates the interaction.