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Encoding of natural variability in a dexterous motor skill over multiple days in the cortex of freely behaving mice
Skilled, goal-directed movements exhibit trial-to-trial variability even in experts, particularly in response to dynamic environmental conditions or when perfect repetition is not required for success. Identifying where, to what extent, and how stably this variability is encoded in the nervous syste
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