Per-figure raw data for "Noncoding pumilio variants retune value coding"
Motevalli, Dorsa; Alfredson, Robert; Fogleman, Sydney; Medrano, Emmanuel; Chen, Yang; Silander, William; Hige, Toshihide; +2 Authors
Motevalli, Dorsa; Alfredson, Robert; Fogleman, Sydney; Medrano, Emmanuel; Chen, Yang; Silander, William; Hige, Toshihide; Stern, Ulrich; Yang, Chung-Hui;
Per-figure raw data for "Noncoding pumilio variants retune value coding"
Per-figure raw data underlying the plots in the manuscript “Natural noncoding pumilio variants retune value-coding interneurons to bias Drosophila oviposition decisions” (Motevalli et al.). Organized by figure (Figures 1–5; Supplementary Figures S2–S8).
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill United States
- Duke University United States
Drosophila genetics, Drosophila oviposition
Drosophila genetics, Drosophila oviposition
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