10.7554/eLife.39495.001 Male and female animals display innate sex-specific mating
behaviors. In teleost fish, altering the adult sex steroid milieu can effectively reverse sex-typical …

Terrestrial vertebrates have a population of androgen-dependent vasotocin (VT)-expressing
neurons in the extended amygdala that are more abundant in males and mediate male-…

Serotonin is a biogenic monoamine conserved across phyla that is implicated in diverse
physiological and behavioural functions. On examining the expression of the rate-limiting …

Black band disease (BBD) in corals is characterized by a distinctive, band-like microbial mat,
which spreads across the tissues and often kills infected colonies. The microbial mat is …

Brain and behavior of teleosts are highly sexually plastic throughout life, yet the underlying
neural mechanisms are largely unknown. On examining brain morphology in the teleost …

Teleost fishes exhibit complex unique sexual characteristics, such as fin enlargement and
courtship display, in response to androgens. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying …

Teleost fishes exhibit complex sexual characteristics in response to androgens, such as fin
enlargement and courtship display. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying their …

… Yukiko Ogino for sharing information about the possible roles of ara and arb prior to 514
publication; Dr. Hideaki Takeuchi for technical advice on three-chamber tests; and Akira Hirata, …

Male and female animals typically display innate sex-specific mating behaviors, which, in
vertebrates, are highly dependent on sex steroid signaling. While estradiol-17β (E2) signaling …

In vertebrates, female receptivity to male courtship is highly dependent on ovarian secretion
of estrogens and prostaglandins. We recently identified female-specific neurons in the …