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Code for processing and analyzing the automated reconstruction of the Lee lab's Female Adult Nerve Cord EM dataset - htem/FANC_auto_recon

Code for processing and analyzing the automated reconstruction of the Lee lab's Female Adult Nerve Cord EM dataset - htem/FANC_auto_recon

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The sense of self relies on proprioceptors, sensory neurons that detect mechanical forces within the body. Mamiya and colleagues investigate how proprioceptors detect specific mechanical features, such as joint position and movement. They show how feature selectivity arises from the biomechanics of the proprioceptive organ and discover topographic neural maps of leg joint angle and vibration frequency.