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10 Jun 2008: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO. Neural and molecular mechanisms. underlying behavioral state modulation in C. elegans. A thesis submitted in partial satisfaction of the. requirements for the degree Master of Science. in. Biology. by. Laura Anne

14 Dec 2010: Egg-laying. 17. Neurophysiology in C. elegans. 24. Electrophysiology. 25. vi. Calcium Imaging. ... receptors. The worms will eventually (in 12 – 24 hrs) adapt to high levels of.

9 May 2003: 24. individual yellow and cyan emission intensities. The ratio faithfully reflects reciprocal.

4 Oct 2005: the. 24. absence of fluorescence in the ventral cord and vulval area.

6 Mar 2008: algorithm [24]. Redundant pixels on the skeleton are eliminated by thinning. ... skeleton algorithm [7, 24]. However, sometimes the binary worm body shape has an internal hole,.

14 Aug 2015: chemoattractant benzaldehyde [24]. ... Worms were transferred to retinal platesat the L4 stage, left at 20C, and assayed either 24 hours later as adults (AQ2026) or in the next.

30 Jun 2015: For this experiment, we utilized transgenicanimals that express rat TRPV1 capsaicin receptors in ASH neurons [24]. ... In these animals,capsaicin treatment evokes ASH-mediated avoidance behaviors [24]. A 5-hour capsaicin treat-ment had little effect on L4

20 Oct 2015: Submitted: 11/06/2014. Revised: 11/21/2014. Accepted: 11/24/2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.4161/21624054.2014.992668This is an Open Access article distributed under theterms of the ... Molecular anatomy of a trafficking organelle.Cell 2006; 127:831-46;

10 Dec 2014: These mayinclude proposed extracellular tethers such as MEC-1 orMEC-9 [24] or alternatively may involve other, as yet uniden-tified sensor proteins. ... Nature 349(6310):588–593. doi:10.1038/349588a0. 24. Du H, Gu G, William CM, Chalfie M (1996)

4 Feb 2015: Electrophysiological recordings from immobilizedand dissected C. elegans were essentially performed as describedpreviously [24]. ... in muscle indicatesa latency of the order of 80 ms [24].