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Move over, Hollywood! 🎥🐁 Out now in @sfnjournals, @yoe, @b_ignatowska et al. describe a marker-based motion capture method for mice, with transformative potential in neuroscience and healthcare.
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Best kind of science: have a talented researcher actually take the effort to look at the study subject and realize something others haven't noticed - even though right before their eyes!
What do mice use their tails for? It’s not as simple as you might think 🐭 New research in @J_Exp_Biol, featuring cute slow-mo videos, demonstrates how mice use their tails for balance – and this may help neuro research down the line 👇
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#SfN24 is allowing late-breaking #poster - and we decided to take part! Me and Ana linkedin.com/in/deviana-davi… will be flaunting our piping hot Inferior Olive research on Monday morning, typhoons allowing... Take a break from the #cerebellum session and find us us at LBA4-5!
Marylka Yoe retweeted
Join me and Tara Turkki at our #FENS2024 posters on June 29th: #366 and #367! #motioncapture #mousebehavior
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Are you a senior experimentalist interested in spending some time at @OISTedu - we’ve a new visitor programme that may be of interest. groups.oist.jp/tsvp/applicat…
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Marker-based 3D motion capture in mice reveals endocannabinoid kinematic phenotypes - the preprint of our new paper is available now: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Have you ever wondered what you could do if tracking animal movement during your neuroscience experiment would not require training a machine vision model? If you could just straightforwardly get the trajectories of any mouse moving freely in 3D?
Low doses of #cannabinoid agonist CP55,940 in marker-based #3DMoCap in mice. #mousebehavior Check out our new preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
What we found is that not only are all endocannabinoid pathways suppressing locomotion (as you'd think..), but also whatever effects we see depend on the kind of locomotion at paw - horizontal or vertical!
So check out our preprint - work led by @b_ignatowska at @OISTedu - and be inspired. What behaviors should we examine next?
Marylka Yoe retweeted
Low doses of #cannabinoid agonist CP55,940 in marker-based #3DMoCap in mice. #mousebehavior Check out our new preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
In 1977, Victoria Chan-Palay published a beautiful book on the cerebellar nuclei (link.springer.com/chapter/10…) . When I was starting my postdoctoral life, I was captivated and inspired by her insightful and illustrations.
Personally the significance of this work is much higher than might be superficially obvious, but I do hope that our work and illustrations will serve many new researchers as Chan Palay's book did. #StandOnShoulders
@JustusKebschull (and other authors whose twitter-handles are not known to me) deserve a standing applaud for managing to synthesize a work of this magnitude. Thank you.







