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A novel open-field assay of olfactory learning and memory describes locomotor dynamics and discrete choice-related behaviors during expression of memory-based decision-making in Drosophila

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This work was funded by NIAAA R01AA024434 (supporting S.G.S., R.A., K.R.K), NIAAA NRSA F31AA030219 (supporting T.B), NIAAA NRSA F32029595 (supporting J.S.H), NIDA R01DA058947 (supporting R.A., K.R.K), and the Brown University Dean’s Postdoctoral Diversity Fellowship in Biology and Medicine (supporting R.O).

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Samuel Stea, Tariq Brown, Reza Azanchi, et al., "A novel open-field assay of olfactory learning and memory describes locomotor dynamics and discrete choice-related behaviors during expression of memory-based decision-making in Drosophila" (2026). The KAUN Lab: Behavioral Neurogenetics of Addiction, Brown University Open Data Collection. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.26300/nwk1-jy27

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