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Fly hemibrain connectome

Janelia's 2020 map of half the fruit fly brain covering 25,000 neurons, then the largest connectome produced.

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Janelia closes its 18-year fly connectome bet with all 166,000 neurons mapped

The wiring of a male fruit fly's brain and nerve cord is now public, and the payload for anyone planning a bigger map is a claimed thousandfold gain in connectome efficiency whose denominator nobody has stated.

Publishers:livescience.com · phys.org

Reality

Evidence71
Adoption62
Hype gap+24
Incentives72

Confidence67

Fly hemibrain connectome — project — Clarity Today