Ionotropic Receptor-dependent moist and dry cells control hygrosensation in Drosophila
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IR68a- and IR40a-dependent pathways drive hygrosensory behavior IR25a and IR93a are important for humidity detection by both moist and dry cells, while IR68a and IR40a are specifically required for moist or dry cell function, respectively Moist cell responses require IR68a, IR25a and IR93a, but not
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- IR68a- and IR40a-dependent pathways drive hygrosensory behavior
- IR25a and IR93a are important for humidity detection by both moist and dry cells, while IR68a and IR40a are specifically required for moist or dry cell function, respectively
- Moist cell responses require IR68a, IR25a and IR93a, but not IR40a
- IR68a is required for hygrosensory behavior
- three Ionotropic Receptors (IRs) required for dry cell function: IR25a, IR93a and IR40a
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