Frequency organization of the Johnston’s organ in male mosquitoes (Diptera, Culicidae)

@article{Lapshin2017FrequencyOO,
  title={Frequency organization of the Johnston’s organ in male mosquitoes (Diptera, Culicidae)},
  author={D. Lapshin and D. Vorontsov},
  journal={Journal of Experimental Biology},
  year={2017},
  volume={220},
  pages={3927 - 3938}
}
The Johnston's organs (JO) of mosquitoes are the most complex mechanosensitive organs yet found in insects. [...] Key Result Most of the neurons are tuned to 190-270 Hz, which corresponds to the difference between male and female flight tones. Axons of the JO sensory units propagate graded amplified receptor potentials rather than all-or-none action potentials, are grouped into pairs or triplets and often respond in anti-phase to each other. Some features of the mosquito auditory system suggest an analogy to…Expand
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