An Image-Free Opto-Mechanical System for Creating Virtual Environments and Imaging Neuronal Activity in Freely Moving Caenorhabditis elegans
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S. Lockery | T. Thiele | S. Faumont | M. Sottile | O. Griesbeck | K. McCormick | Gary Rondeau | K. J. Lawton | E. Heckscher | W. M. Roberts | C. Doe
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