Terminology
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100

ORN stands for?

olfactory receptor neuron.

100

True or False? Olfactions receptors can only function within their native ORN.

False. 

100

Which olfaction organ did we primarily focus on? 

The antennae.

200

Which two organs make up the Drosophila olfaction system?

The maxillary palp and antennae.

200

What type of map did the authors say they created?

A receptor-to-neuron map.

200

How many Or genes does Drosophila have? 

Around 60.

300

Δhalo refers to what?

A deletion mutant of the ab3A antenna neuron.

300

Which two main characteristics were shown to be influenced by olfaction receptors?

Spontaneous firing rate and signaling mode.

300
How many ORNs does the antenna have?

Around 1200.

400

How would you name a mutant neuron with the 7a receptor?

Δab3A:Or7a

400

The co-expression of inhibitory/excitatory receptors in an ORN produces a(n) _____________ response?

intermediate.

400

What is meant by the "temporal structure" of olfactory information?

The pattern and presentation of the odorant to the ORN.

500

Throwback to NEU 335! What are the components of the GAL4/UAS system?

GAL4 = yeast transcription factor

UAS = Binding DNA sequence of GAL4 protein

500

Explain why the authors included some "extra" odorants in their response spectra.

To demonstrate that Ors are primarily responsible for an ORN's response spectra.

500

How many odorant receptors does the antennae have?

31.