Mushroom body efferent neurons responsible for aversive olfactory memory retrieval in Drosophila
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G. Rubin | Kei Ito | Y. Aso | T. Préat | Pierre-Yves Plaçais | H. Tanimoto | Julien Séjourné | I. Siwanowicz | Severine Trannoy | V. Thoma | S. R. Tedjakumala | P. Tchénio | G. Isabel | P. Tchénio | P. Plaçais | Yoshinori Aso | Hiromu Tanimoto | Vladimiros Thoma
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