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Elevated sleep quota in a stress-resilient Drosophila species

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By Jessica M. Yano, Ceazar Nave, Katherine Larratt, Phia Honey
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Desert-adapted Drosophila mojavensis sleep more each day than D. melanogaster • Increased sleep is shared across four different desert-dwelling Drosophila species • Interspecies differences in sleep/wake neuromodulators correlate with sleep amount • Sleep amount during starvation correlates with survival time in D. mojavensis Summary Sleep is broadly conserved across the animal kingdom but can vary widely between species.
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Elevated sleep need in a stress-resilient Drosophila species

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By Jessica M. Yano, Ceazar Nave, Katherine Larratt, Phia Honey
| BioRxiv
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Circadian Regulation of Light-Evoked Attraction and Avoidance Behaviors in Daytime- versus Nighttime-Biting Mosquitoes

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By David Au, Tom Guda, Lisa S. Baik, Ceazar Nave
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Diurnal/nocturnal mosquitoes have distinct circadian neural circuit and PER cycling • Diurnal versus nocturnal mosquitoes have distinct clock-modulated light preferences • Light preference is dependent on mosquito sex and species, time of day, and color • Circadian clock modulates timing and valence of mosquito light responses Summary 1 Whitfield J. Portrait of a Serial Killer: A Roundup of the History and Biology of the Malaria Parasite. Nature Publishing Group, 2002 ].
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