Olfactory Channels Associated with the Drosophila Maxillary Palp Mediate Short- and Long-range Attraction

  1. Hany KM Dweck
  2. Shimaa AM Ebrahim
  3. Mohammed A Khallaf
  4. Christopher Koenig
  5. Abu Farhan
  6. Regina Stieber
  7. Jerrit Weißflog
  8. Aleš Svatoš
  9. Ewald Grosse-Wilde
  10. Markus Knaden  Is a corresponding author
  11. Bill S Hansson
  1. Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Germany
  2. Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, United States
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  1. Hany KM Dweck
  2. Shimaa AM Ebrahim
  3. Mohammed A Khallaf
  4. Christopher Koenig
  5. Abu Farhan
  6. Regina Stieber
  7. Jerrit Weißflog
  8. Aleš Svatoš
  9. Ewald Grosse-Wilde
  10. Markus Knaden
  11. Bill S Hansson
(2016)
Olfactory Channels Associated with the Drosophila Maxillary Palp Mediate Short- and Long-range Attraction
eLife 5:e14925.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.14925