Sexual dimorphism in the fruit fly central nervous system

Some neurons in the central nervous system of the Drosophila fruit fly are “dimorphic”, existing in both males and females but connecting to different neighboring neurons. The neighbors may be “isomorphic”, the same in both male and female, or sex specific, or dimorphic themselves. This video shows one example, the type AOTU012, which is present in left and right instances. Data acquired and analyzed by the FlyEM Project Team at HHMI-Janelia, the Cambridge Connectomics Group, and Google Research. Female data acquired by the FlyWire project. Video by Philip Hubbard and Isabella Beckett. https://www.janelia.org/project-team/flyem/male-cns-connectome Буферизовано с YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNV_ypFXKwg) на время плохой работы YouTube.