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Key kinematic features in early training predict performance of adult female mice in a single pellet reaching and grasping task

2021-05-09

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Detailed analyses of overly trained animal models have been long employed to decipher foundational features of skilled motor tasks and their underlying neurobiology. However, initial trial-and-error features that ultimately give rise to skilled, stereotypic movements, and the underlying neurobiological basis of flexibility in learning, to stereotypic movement in adult animals are still unclear. Knowledge obtained...

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0bb6dc43-8bbf-5367-b15a-c42d35e7a828
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10.1101/2021.05.07.442851
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