ArticleCold Spring Harbor protocols2010
Electrophysiological recordings from the Drosophila giant fiber system (GFS).
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introductionThe giant fiber system (GFS) of Drosophila is a well-characterized neuronal circuit that mediates the escape response in the fly. It is one of the few adult neural circuits from which electrophysiological recordings can be made routinely. This protocol describes a simple procedure for stimulating the giant fiber neurons directly in the brain of the adult fly and obtaining recordings from the output muscles of the GFS: the tergotrochanteral "jump" muscle (TTM) and the large indirect flight muscles (dorsal longitudinal muscles, or DLMs). It is a relatively noninvasive method that allows the investigator to stimulate the giant fibers in the brain and assay the function of several central synapses within this neural circuit by recording from the thoracic musculature.
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