The study presented by Diebold et al. explores how bats adapt their echolocation and flight behavior when the auditory midbrain, critical for processing echolocation signals, is silenced. The researchers observed that bats quickly adjusted their motor responses to compensate for disrupted auditory feedback, highlighting robust sensorimotor plasticity. Neuronexus microelectrode arrays (A1x32-Poly2-5mm-50s-177-CM32) were used to perform targeted neural recordings and interventions in the midbrain, enabling precise monitoring of neuronal activity and its role in echolocati...
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