Genetic Neurobiology Of Drosophila

分子遗传学部门于今年关闭，该部门的最后两名成员，工作人员科学家David Sandstrom博士和博士后Elyssa Burg在四个月后都转到了新的岗位。他们都在离开前完成了各自的研究项目并发表了论文。Sandstrom博士和几位合著者的一篇论文描述了果蝇ryanodine受体是挥发性麻醉剂靶点的证据，发表在《麻醉学》杂志上（Gao et al., 2013, Anesthesiology 118: 587-601）。Burg博士和几位合著者的一篇论文描述了果蝇简单社会行为的分子和细胞基础（即资源独立的局部增强），并发表在《基因，大脑和行为》杂志上（Burg等人，2013年，基因，大脑和行为12:338-47）。这两篇论文和2012财年年度报告可以作为小组最终研究的总结。

The Section on Molecular Genetics closed this year and the final two members of the Section, Staff Scientist Dr. David Sandstrom and postdoctoral fellow Elyssa Burg, both moved on to new positions after four months. Both of them concluded their respective research projects and brought them to publication prior to leaving. A paper by Dr. Sandstrom and several co-authors describes evidence that the Drosophila ryanodine receptor is a target of volatile anesthetics and was published in the journal Anesthesiology (Gao et al., 2013, Anesthesiology 118: 587-601). A paper by Dr. Burg and several co-authors characterized the molecular and cellular basis of a simple social behavior in Drosophila (i.e. Resource Independent Local Enhancement) and was published in the journal Genes, Brain and Behavior (Burg et al., 2013, Genes, Brain, and Behavior 12: 338-47). These two papers and the FY2012 Annual Report should be consulted for a summary of the final research conducted by the SOMG.