914-Bidirectional Brain-Fat Body Axis for Pathogen Avoidance

This study identifies a bidirectional brain-fat body communication axis in Drosophila that triggers pathogen avoidance behavior following the ingestion of harmful bacteria. Researchers discovered that octopaminergic neurons and the fat body use immune receptors to detect pathogens, subsequently inducing the production of antimicrobial peptides like DptB. This neural activity stimulates the fat bod...去小宇宙查看完整单集简介
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