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This project investigates the neural mechanisms underlying coordinated movement, particularly in relation to the cerebellum. By utilizing advanced tracking technology and optogenetics, it aims to establish causal relationships between neural activity and motor control, with implications for understanding movement disor…
A remarkable aspect of motor control is our seemingly effortless ability to generate coordinated movements.
How is activity within neural circuits orchestrated to allow us to engage in complex activities like gymnastics, riding a bike, or walking down the street while drinking a cup of coffee?
The cerebellum is critical for coordinated movement, and the well-described, stereotyped circuitry of the cerebellum has made it an attractive system for neural circuits research.
Much is known about how a…
FUNDACAO D. ANNA DE SOMMER CHAMPALIMAUD E DR. CARLOS MONTEZ CHAMPALIMAUD
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