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Single-cell transcriptomic analysis of sex- and species-specific differences in the brain of medaka and zebrafish

Recent quantitative analyses have revealed that innate social behaviors are profoundly shaped by external and internal environments, challenging the dichotomy between learned and instinctive behaviors. In this symposium, we explore the genetic and neural circuit mechanisms underlying these socio-environmental interactions through integrative approaches spanning molecular, cellular, and organismal levels across diverse animal species.

【E】Molecular neurobiology of innate social behaviors: environments talk with genes

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[2AS-18-03]Single-cell transcriptomic analysis of sex- and species-specific differences in the brain of medaka and zebrafish

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