Fruit fly toolkit pinpoints neurons that suppress aggression
Our brains constantly integrate information about both our internal state and our surroundings to determine how we behave. Much of this coordination depends on neuromodulators—chemical messengers that establish how neurons communicate and function. Understanding how these signals produce distinct responses to different social contexts is crucial to understanding how the brain works.
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