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Neural population dynamics in mouse motor cortex during voluntary gait modification. Neuropixels 2.0 is really a game-changer for resolving single-trial dynamics in a freely-moving prep. Check out Eric Kirk’s poster at SfN for more details …

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Jianing Yu2 years ago

Cool demo! Why does the contral-trail type drive MC eariler than the contral-lead type in PC1/2? I thought the mouse lifts contral paw first in the later contral-lead type?

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Britton Sauerbrei2 years ago

Great question! The data in both conditions are aligned to swing onset for the contralateral limb. While there are certainly neurons (like this one) that fire during cFL swing over the obstacle, the dominant signal in PC 1-2 is synchronized with swing in the *leading* limb.

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Dan Butler2 years ago

Looks interesting - is there a link to read more?

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Britton Sauerbrei2 years ago

Thanks! Not yet, but stay tuned …

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GG🌱2 years ago

wow, it looks cool! I will let my team to visit the Eric Kirk's poster!

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Mackenzie Mathis, PhD2 years ago

DLC still? Beautiful work 🥳

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Britton Sauerbrei2 years ago

Thanks, Mackenzie! Yep - DLC + Anipose are the backbone of our tracking pipeline, and they work beautifully!

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Dr Rob Leigh2 years ago

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