par Ramaekers, Ariane 
;Magnenat, Edwige;Marin, Elizabeth C;Gendre, Nanaë;Jefferis, Gregory S X E;Luo, L;Stocker, Reinhard F
Référence Current biology, 15, 11, page (982-992)
Publication Publié, 2005-06
;Magnenat, Edwige;Marin, Elizabeth C;Gendre, Nanaë;Jefferis, Gregory S X E;Luo, L;Stocker, Reinhard FRéférence Current biology, 15, 11, page (982-992)
Publication Publié, 2005-06
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Drosophila larvae possess only 21 odorant-receptor neurons (ORNs), whereas adults have 1,300. Does this suggest that the larval olfactory system is built according to a different design than its adult counterpart, or is it just a miniature version thereof? |
