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cord-102184-8u73adnk	Li, Jinzhi	Visual input into the Drosophila melanogaster mushroom body	2020-05-02		.txt	text/plain	8655	418	57	Here, we use a range of anatomical and genetic techniques to identify two novel types of mushroom body input neuron that connect visual processing centers — namely the lobula and the posterior lateral protocerebrum — to the dorsal accessory calyx of the mushroom body. Altogether, based on the results obtained using both the GRASP technique and the dye/photo-labeling technique, we conclude that LOPN is a true input 265 neuron of the a/bp Kenyon cells and that it conveys information from the lobula, a visual processing center, to the dorsal accessory calyx. To identify the neurons that project to the post-synaptic terminals formed by the PLPPNs in the posterior lateral protocerebrum, a poorly characterized visual processing center, we used the targeted photo-labeling technique described above ( Figure 8A ). Our results suggest that the LOPN and PLPPNs that we identified in our screen connect to the a/bp Kenyon cells and that, together, these two types of projection neuron represent a large fraction of the input neurons of the dorsal accessory calyx.	./cache/cord-102184-8u73adnk.txt	./txt/cord-102184-8u73adnk.txt