Digestive Tract of an Adult Drosophila fly

Editor's Pics Aug 18, 2019

Image credit: Irene Miguel-Aliaga

This confocal micrograph shows the innervation of a section of the digestive tract in an adult Drosophila fly. The circular visceral muscles are labeled in red, main nerves are stained in green, and a subset of gut-innervating insulin-producing neurons are highlighted in blue.

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