Flies with left-right asymmetry in the wiring of a specific neuronal circuit tend to walk more straight and narrow paths towards an object of interest, while flies with more symmetric brains tend to walk border and more meandering paths toward the object.

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Flies with left-right asymmetry in the wiring of a specific neuronal circuit tend to walk more straight and narrow paths towards an object of interest, while flies with more symmetric brains tend to walk border and more meandering paths toward the object.

Flies with left-right asymmetry in the wiring of a specific neuronal circuit tend to walk more straight and narrow paths towards an object of interest, while flies For more information

Flies with left-right asymmetry in the wiring of a specific neuronal circuit tend to walk more straight and narrow paths towards an object of interest, while flies with more symmetric brains tend to walk border and more meandering paths toward the object.