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Signal Transduction Pathways in Well-Defined Models of Learning and Memorys investigations in the honeybee complementary enabled the identification of cellular substrates, transmitters, and second messengers involved in learning . (Fig. 1). The findings from both insect model systems provide information at different levels of analysis that complement each other beautifully.

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