The black-legged tick Ixodes scapularis detects CO₂ without the Haller’s organ

Published: 11 September 2023| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/zw26g4737g.1
Contributor:
Carola Staedele

Description

This repository contains the raw data for the following publication: Städele Carola (2023), The black-legged tick Ixodes scapularis detects CO2 without the Haller’s organ DATA INFO: ********************************************** Due to storage limitations, we are providing tab delimited .txt files that contain the raw x-y position data of tracked ticks. Each .txt file contains data from a single tick. The columns are: (1) time information in seconds (2) x positions in cm (3) y positions in cm Further details about each data set can be found in the description of each folder. ANALYSIS SCRIPTS: ********************************************** For analysis, we used custom written MATLAB scripts. The analysis codes are not included in the repository. Requests for access to analysis codes should be directed to the lead contact, Carola Städele (carola@neurobiologie.de).

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Categories

Physiology, Behavioral Ecology, Sensory Physiology, Olfaction

Funders

  • Grass Foundation
    United States
    Grant ID: 2021 Grass Fellowship
  • UCLA
    Grant ID: Marion Bowen Postdoc Award

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