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Cellular and functional dissection of the octopaminergic and tyraminergic system in the Drosophila brain

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By Lesly Castillo, Valentina Fajner, Ezgi Yalbir, Shafana Shahul, Bruce Ruff, Victor Lee, Aundrea Koger, Juliet Heller, Kenichi Ishii, Veronica Morad, Max Trask, Carter Warren, Giovanni Frighetto, Mark Frye, Kenta Asahina
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Keywords neuromodulation biogenic amies invertebrates neuron and cell types split GAL4 lines aggression social behavior Introduction Octopamine (OA) is an invertebrate-specific biogenic amine neuromodulator, structurally similar to noradrenaline in vertebrates.1 High sequence similarity between vertebrate adrenergic receptors and invertebrate OA receptors2 suggests that their cellular physiological effects are also similar.
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