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<i>foxQ2</i> marks fast-acting interneurons including dopaminergic neurons of <i>mushroom bodies</i> and <i>central complex</i> in the beetle <i>Tribolium castaneum</i>

The brain is one of the most complex animal organs, and the development of the many different neuron types remains enigmatic. A set of brain-specific transcription factors is involved in brain patterning, but their specific contributions mostly remain to be elucidated, including foxQ2II . This transcription factor is conserved in anterior neuroectodermal patterning of most animals, while it has…

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