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Cover: The cover image, by Soumya Banerjee et al., is based on the Research Article dHb9 expressing larval motor neurons persist through metamorphosis to innervate adult‐specific muscle targets and function in Drosophila eclosion, DOI: 10.1002/dneu.22400.
The Drosophila larval nervous system is radically restructured during metamorphosis to produce adult specific neural circuits and behaviors. Genesis of new neurons, death of larval neurons and remodeling of those neurons that persistent collectively act to shape the adult nervous system. Here, we examine the fate of a subset of larval motor neurons during this restructuring process. We used a dHb9...
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