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Multifold increase in spinal inhibitory cell types with emergence of limb movement

Frog metamorphosis reveals how spinal circuits adapt to new motor demands. Vijatovic et al. demonstrate that the shift from tail-to limb-based locomotion coincides with expansion and diversification of V1 inhibitory neurons. Cross-species comparisons identify a conserved blueprint of tail and limb locomotion, with Engrailed-1 a global regulator of movement frequency.

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