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Topic: experience-dependent behavioral states

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Peptidergic signaling networks underpinning experience-dependent behavioral changes in C. elegans

Sandeep Venkatraman, Ellen Geens, Nathan De Fruyt, Sara Van Damme, Isabel Beets · FENS Forum 2024

The value of being able to adapt lies in the potential of an animal to navigate and thrive in an ever-changing environment. In order to survive, animals need to encode experiences molecularly and modulate their behavior to adverse or favorable conditions. Neuropeptides are a well-known, diverse class of molecular messengers that regulate neuronal activity synaptically and non-synaptically to modulate behavior. Neuropeptides and their receptors constitute a widespread signaling network, but how these networks are functionally organized and modulate behavior remains largely unexplored. The nemat

ePoster · Neuroscience