Aliće Weiglein

The paper shows that individual dopaminergic neurons in Drosophila larvae can induce unique yet overlapping behavioural effects including memory formation, locomotion modulation, and safety learning.

The paper investigates the role of the APL neuron in larval Drosophila, finding that optogenetic activation can induce a rewarding effect through dopaminergic pathways.

The paper characterizes reward and frustration memory in larval Drosophila using optogenetics and behavioral assays, revealing timing-dependent memory valence based on reward occurrence or termination.

This study shows that the dentate gyrus mediates stress-induced shifts in memory retrieval strategies in mice by regulating excitability through GAD65.

This study shows that 3-Iodo-L-tyrosine impairs associative learning in Drosophila larvae and adults, which can be rescued by L-DOPA.

This paper describes a protocol for whole-body multifluorescence imaging of larval Drosophila using optimized clearing and imaging techniques.