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Electric shock-induced associative olfactory learning in Drosophila larvae

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Supplement Figure: 100V AC output voltage leads as reinforcer leads to an optimum in one odor non-reciprocal odor-electric shock learning.

(A) The left diagram shows the general procedure of the conditioning experiment. (B-D) One odor non-reciprocal training led to a significant higher learning when using 100V AC output voltage as reinforcer compared to 50V or 120V after one training trial. The resulting

differences (∆PREF) which are shown as positive values indicate associative learning. (E) Direct comparison of the ∆PREF for 50V, 100V and 120V output voltage. Significance levels represent p<0.05 (*), p<0.01(**).

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