Memories of a fruitfly

William G. Quinn ()
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William G. Quinn: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature, 2006, vol. 439, issue 7076, 546-547

Abstract: Despite its tiny size, the fruitfly brain is staggeringly intricate. So teasing apart how it remembers things — even a simple line pattern — is a daunting task. Progress is being made, thanks to genetic innovations.

Date: 2006
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