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Cortex-dependent corrections as the mouse tongue reaches for and misses targets

Brendan Ito & Teja Bollu

Cornell University, USA & Salk Institute, USA

Hosted by Cambridge NeuroTech

· 70 minutes

Abstract

Brendan Ito (Cornell University, USA) and Teja Bollu (Salk Institute, USA) share unique insights into rapid online motor corrections during mouse licking, analogous to primate goal-oriented reaching. Techniques covered include large-scale single unit recording during behaviour with optogenetics, and a deep-learning-based neural network to resolve 3D tongue kinematics during licking.

Topics

3D kinematicsbehavioural techniquescortexdeep learningelectrophysiologygoal-oriented reachinglickingmotor control
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