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High-resolution <i>in vivo</i> kinematic tracking with injectable fluorescent nanoparticles

2024-09-17

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Behavioral quantification is a cornerstone of many neuroscience experiments. Recent advances in motion tracking have streamlined the study of behavior in small laboratory animals and enabled precise movement quantification on fast (millisecond) timescales. This includes markerless keypoint trackers, which utilize deep network systems to label positions of interest on the surface of an animal ( e.g. , paws, snout,...

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c86fac55-e60b-5e59-9b49-5689d582ca3c
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10.1101/2024.09.17.613529
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