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Neurons associated with the dorsal longitudinal flight muscles ofDrosophila melanogaster

The anatomy of the neurons associated with the six fibers formingthe dorsal longitudinal flight muscle (DLM) of Drosophila melanogaster has been investigated using a horseradish peroxidase label. The two dorsal‐most fibers are innervated by the same neuron whose cell body is in the dorsal, contralateral, mesothoracic region of the thoracic ganglion. The ventral‐most fourfibers are innervated by four neurons whose cell bodies are clusteredin the ventral, ipsilateral, prothoracic region. The processes ofallfive of these cells ramify extensively in the dorsal part of theipsilateral and contralateral mesothoracic neuromeres.