FlyWire FAFB and BANC. Cell types with a measured function

10 behaviors to animate

Loading the table.

The ten below are the ones to animate first, each with the cells the table gives for it and a 3D view of them. Under them is the whole table, which anyone can add to.

The behaviors and their cells

Each card is one thing a fly does, told as the signal would travel, and the cells the table names for it. A chip opens that type in Codex; the view is FlyWire's neuroglancer, and the first two load by themselves.

a lit dot is a type drawn in the view, in that colourhollow, a type not in the FAFB braina cyan rim on a chip means the function was tested by an experiment, not only inferred

The whole table

tested only

Cell type	Known function	Category	Tested	Reference

What this can and cannot say

A row is a claim that someone made about a cell type, with the paper it came from where one was given. "Tested" means the function was shown by an experiment on that type; the rest are inferred from wiring, similarity, or the type's name. The table is a community draft, not a review: read a row as a lead into the paper, not as a verdict.

Types marked as BANC's are typed across brain and nerve cord in the BANC dataset and open there in Codex; the others are brain types and open in FAFB. The 3D views draw FAFB cells only, so a nerve cord type is named on its card and not drawn.