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Inter Tissue Signals Modify

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Inter-tissue signals modify food-seeking behavior in C. elegans

Sreekanth Chalasani

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Salk Institute for Biological Studies

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Monday, October 10, 2022

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Abstract

Animals modify their behavioral outputs in response to changes in external and internal environments. We use the nematode, C. elegans to probe the pathways linking changes in internal states like hunger with behavior. We find that acute food deprivation alters the localization of two transcription factors, likely releasing an insulin-like peptide from the intestine, which in turn modifies chemosensory neurons and alters behavior. These results present a model for how inter-tissue signals to generate flexible behaviors via gut-brain signaling.

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C elegansbehaviourbehavioural outputschemosensory neuronsfood deprivationfood-seeking behaviourgut-brain signalinginsulin-like peptideinternal statessensory integrationtranscription factors

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Sreekanth Chalasani

Dr.

Salk Institute for Biological Studies

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