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Key Personnel: Team Surmeier,
Stanford University
The striatum plays a crucial role in controlling movements and learning. These results reveal specific ensembles of both D1- and D2-MSNs causally control specific ongoing actions, as granular as different muscle co-contractions of the same forelimb.
This is the standard 1 mm GRIN lens implant protocol for Rodrigues-Vaz and Athalye et al, 2025.
This is the standard protocol for recordings of bulk EMG used for Rodrigues-Vaz and Athalye et al, 2025.
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