Anne C. von Philipsborn

The paper identifies new female fecundity factors required for sperm sex peptide binding by analyzing the impact of Abdominal-B loss in Drosophila secondary cells on seminal fluid composition and female response.

The paper examines gene copy number variation in the Drosophila Sex Peptide seminal fluid protein network, finding correlated duplication and loss events among network members.

The paper shows that immature Drosophila females use wing flicks in response to male courtship, which signals sexual immaturity and reduces male mating attempts.

This paper introduces a dual-color optogenetic system that enables high-frequency neuronal activation with red light and precise suppression with blue light.

The paper identifies a titin-dependent biomechanical feedback mechanism that adjusts sarcomere structure to meet the functional demands of different insect muscle types.

The paper investigates the role of GABAergic signaling in Drosophila courtship behavior, showing its necessity for motor coordination, song production, and mating success.

This study identifies distinct behavioral modules in fruit flies during foraging, showing they combine navigational and learning-based strategies to locate rewards.