Highlights d Comprehensive T2A-GAL4 knockin resources for neurotransmitter receptors in flies d T2A-GAL4 can be converted into other reporters by RMCE d Quantitative analyses of receptor expression reveal segmentation of the fly brain d Four dopamine receptor proteins have distinct and dynamic subcellular localization

One of central issues in iron-based superconductors is the role of structural change to the superconducting transition temperature (Tc). It was found in FeSe that the lattice strain leads to a drastic increase in Tc, accompanied by suppression of nematic order. By angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy on tensile-or compressive-strained and strain-free FeSe, we experimentally show that the in-plane strain causes a marked change in the energy overlap (∆E h−e ) between the hole and electron pockets in the normal state. The change in ∆E h−e modifies the Fermi-surface volume, leading to a change in Tc. Furthermore, the strength of nematicity is also found to be characterized by ∆E h−e . These results suggest that the key to understanding the phase diagram is the fermiology and interactions linked to the semimetallic band overlap.

The Liliequist membrane can be visualized by using 3D CISS MR sequences.

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