Lauren E. Miner

The paper shows that dopamine signaling modulates the temporal integration of information in Drosophila copulation decision neurons, influencing the likelihood of behavioral switches during mating.

The paper shows that prior matings in Drosophila reduce dopamine reception in Copulation Decision Neurons, leading to decreased likelihood of future copulations.

This study shows that juvenile hormone suppresses sexual motivation in young male Drosophila, and its decline allows the activation of latent courtship circuits.

The paper identifies a brain-wide circuit that modulates micturition behavior based on social and sensory contexts in mice.