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. 2019 Mar 13;13:8. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2019.00008

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(A) Snapshots of neuronal responses corresponding to locomotion forward, backward, and nictation scenarios visualized by Neural Interactome. Forward scenario shows the snapshots of neural dynamics in response to PLM and AVB neurons stimulation. Each snapshot is taken at 30% and 60% into the average period of motor neurons oscillatory dynamics. On the right panel, the most responsive interneurons are highlighted. Backward scenario displays the snapshots of neural dynamics as a result of stimulation of ALM/AVA/AVD/AVE neurons. Nictation scenario displays the snapshots of dynamics upon stimulation of IL2 neurons. (B) Identification of unique oscillatory dynamics during forward scenario using the review mode. Visualization of motor-neurons sub circuit using the review system zoom-in function (left). Snapshots of Ventricular B motor neurons (VB01 ~ VB05) during forward scenario sampled five times with equal interval during 2 s periodic cycle (right).