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A network approach with motion sequencing reveals hidden patterns of repetitive behavior in a pre-clinical model of epilepsy

2025-12-09

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Epilepsy is the 4th most prevalent neurological condition with 50 million cases worldwide. Patients with epilepsy bare a disproportionate burden of cognitive decline and psychiatric disorders which remain poorly understood and go unaddressed by current anti-epileptic treatments. Furthermore, pre-clinical work on behavioral comorbidities can be hampered by current testing frameworks which rely on well-defined, disc...

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5d1a70cf-101e-529d-923b-4502fff1d998
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10.64898/2025.12.04.692371
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