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From: Paul Pavlidis <paulp@mendel.berkeley.edu>
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Subject: anesthetic flight
Date: 12 Feb 1994 20:28:23 GMT
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Trying again...my first posting got fouled up (I'm new at this).
I'm trying to find a reference for, or information about, anesthetic
flight, the peculiar wing
flapping that sometimes occurs while flies go under or recover from
anesthesia.  The reason:
I'm working on a paralytic mutant (easily-shocked) that does something
(possibly)
similar before and after paralysis.  Reply by posting or email.  Thanks!

Paul Pavlidis
University of California, Berkeley
Molecular and Cell Biology, Neuroscience Group
paulp@mendel.berkeley.edu

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