Rapid iterative negative geotaxis (RING): a new method for assessing age-related locomotor decline in Drosophila - PubMed
Age-related behavioral declines are common manifestations of aging in animals. Negative geotaxis, an innate escape response during which flies ascend the wall of a cylinder after being tapped to its bottom, is one of the behaviors that senesces in Drosophila. Many laboratories, including ours, have …
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