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We have developed DELIVR, a user-friendly deep-learning pipeline for automatically detecting and analyzing cells from whole-brain images to map neuronal activity via cFOS. DELIVR uses virtual reality to substantially accelerate the generation of training data and is accessible to biologists without advanced coding skills through a simple Fiji plugin....

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