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A deep learning strategy to identify cell types across species from high-density extracellular recordings

Publication date: Available online 28 February 2025Source: CellAuthor(s): Maxime Beau, David J. Herzfeld, Francisco Naveros, Marie E. Hemelt, Federico D’Agostino, Marlies Oostland, Alvaro Sánchez-López, Young Yoon Chung, Michael Maibach, Stephen Kyranakis, Hannah N. Stabb, M. Gabriela Martínez Lopera, Agoston Lajko, Marie Zedler, Shogo Ohmae, Nathan J. Hall, Beverley A. Clark, Dana Cohen, Stephen G. Lisberger, Dimitar Kostadinov

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Publication date: Available online 28 February 2025

Source: Cell

Author(s): Maxime Beau, David J. Herzfeld, Francisco Naveros, Marie E. Hemelt, Federico D’Agostino, Marlies Oostland, Alvaro Sánchez-López, Young Yoon Chung, Michael Maibach, Stephen Kyranakis, Hannah N. Stabb, M. Gabriela Martínez Lopera, Agoston Lajko, Marie Zedler, Shogo Ohmae, Nathan J. Hall, Beverley A. Clark, Dana Cohen, Stephen G. Lisberger, Dimitar Kostadinov

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