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Drosophila melanogaster are a good system in which to understand the minimal requirements for widespread visually guided behaviours such as navigation, due to their small brains (adults possess only 100,000 neurons) and the availability of neurogenetic techniques which allow the identification of task-specific cell types. Recently published data describe the receptive fields for two classes of visually...
Neurogenetic tools of Drosophila research allow unique access to the neural circuitry underpinning visually guided behaviours. New research is highlighting how particular areas in the fly’s central brain needed for pattern recognition provide a coarse visual encoding.
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