Machine vision based detection of omega bends and reversals in C. elegans.

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The behavior of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has proven increasingly useful for the genetic dissection of neurobiological signaling pathways and for investigating the neural and molecular basis of nervous system function. Locomotion is among the most complex aspects of C. elegans behavior, and involves a number of discrete motor activities such as omega bends (deep bends typically on the ventral side of...

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