Updated (and visually more appealing) pre-vacation results

on Sunday, September 15th, 2024 1:26 | by

Results for red light

Results for yellow light

Updated results for T-Maze with red light

on Monday, July 29th, 2024 5:10 | by

Adding results for T-Maze (and correcting y-axis description)

on Sunday, July 21st, 2024 5:15 | by

First T-Maze results coming in

on Monday, July 15th, 2024 8:41 | by

More data from the basement

on Monday, July 8th, 2024 8:15 | by

With the modified laser settings I was able to test 3 more wtb. Here are the results:

–> yaw torque

Results for Dop1R1-RNAi, Amon-RNAi and the course data

on Tuesday, May 21st, 2024 8:11 | by

Firstly, I did an experiment where Dop1R1 was knocked down via RNAi. The following shows the results:

For the next experiment, the controls groups were the same, however in the experimental group Amon was down regulated. These are the results:

Lastly, in the course the data for the larvae experiment was collected only under blue light, so I used the same crossings and tested them under red light to use as a control.

First data from aPKC knock-out in FoxP neurons

on Monday, May 13th, 2024 8:49 | by

When Andi tested his aPKC CRISPR knock-outs, he used the Tang torque meter setup, where the OMRs aren’t recorded. So I’m attempting to replicate his results and compare OMRs between groups.

It looks like I need to tweak the graph in some way to make the density plots show up. Obviously, N is too low to say anything yet, but I need to work on the plot.

Bachelor Blog / #5 no learning :(

on Monday, September 11th, 2023 12:21 | by

Below you find the data from my experimental rounds A and B:

-> learning scores of the parental flies from experimental round A and B

-> learning scores of the trained parent´s offspring only from experimental round A

-> learning scores of the untrained parent´s offspring only from experimental round A

The results confuse me a lot and I am happy to discuss reasons :) However the offspring of the round-B will be ready for testing by the end of this week so there is still some data to collect…

Success: rsh Stock has rsh1 Mutation

on Monday, August 7th, 2023 11:11 | by

Via gDNA analysis and PCR was the specific area of the rsh gene extracted and amplified where the nucleotide substitution: C to T (Folkers et al., 2006) should be for the rsh1 mutation. The amplicon was Sanger sequenced which proved the nucleotide substitution.

Creating gRNAs via PCR

on Friday, July 7th, 2023 6:38 | by

1% Agarose gel with 100bp marker and PCR1 rsh, PCR2 rsh and PCR3 rsh or PCR1 rut, PCR2 rut and PCR3 rut, respectively.
The template pCFD6 was used with a concentration of 640 pg/µl.
1% Agarose gel with 100bp marker and PCR1 rsh, PCR2 rsh and PCR3 rsh or PCR1 rut, PCR2 rut and PCR3 rut, respectively.
The template pCFD6 was used with a concentration of 64 pg/µl (1:10 dilution).
1% Agarose gel with 100bp marker and PCR1 rsh, PCR2 rsh and PCR3 rsh or PCR1 rut, PCR2 rut and PCR3 rut, respectively.
The template pCFD6 was used with a concentration of 64 pg/µl (1:10 dilution).
50µl of 5xQ5 High GC Enhancer was added to the PCR mix.
1% Agarose gel with 100bp marker and PCR1 rsh, PCR1 rut.
The template pCFD6 was used with a concentration of 128 pg/µl (1:5 dilution).
50µl of 5xQ5 High GC Enhancer was added to the PCR mix.
1% Agarose gel with 100bp marker and PCR1 rsh, PCR2 rsh and PCR3 rsh or PCR1 rut, PCR2 rut and PCR3 rut, respectively.
The template pCFD6 was used with a concentration of 640 pg/µl.
The Phusion DNA Polymerase was used instead of the Q5 High-Fidelity DNA Polymerase.