Region-specific mechanosensation modulates postural control behaviour.
Roseby W; Menzies JAC; Lipscomb VA; Alonso CR
Scientists studied how certain parts of a little animal's body help it turn right-side up if it gets flipped over. They found that tiny sensors in the front part of the body are really important for this, while the ones in the back don't matter as much. They also discovered that some special genes are needed for these sensors to work correctly.