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) specifically controls MD and CI, not CL. Additionally, SIFa signaling in mAL neurons of experienced males increases presynaptic terminals, indicating context-dependent synaptic plasticity. These results reveal a complex SIFa/SIFaR interaction with specific neurons in modulating male behavior. The distinct roles of SIFaR in fru-positive versus other neurons, alongside its plasticity function, provide new insights into neural mechanisms of context-dependent behavioral adaptation.
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