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24 April 2001 Multisite two-photon imaging of neurons on multielectrode arrays
Steve M. Potter, Natalia Lukina, Kenneth J. Longmuir, Yan Wu
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Abstract
We wish to understand how neural systems store, recall, and process information. We are using cultured networks of cortical neurons grown on microelectrode arrays as a model system for studying the emergent properties of ensembles of living neurons. We have developed a 2-way communication interface between the cultured network and a computer- generated animal, the Neurally Controlled Animat. Neural activity is used to control the behavior of the Animat, and 2- photon time-lapse imaging is carried out in order to observe the morphological changes that might underlie changes in neural processing. The 2-photon microscope is ideal for repeated imaging over hours or days, with submicron resolution and little photodamage. We have designed a computer-controlled microscope stage that allows imaging several locations in sequence, in order to collect more image data. For the latest progress, see: http://www.caltech.edu/~pinelab/PotterGroup.htm.
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Steve M. Potter, Natalia Lukina, Kenneth J. Longmuir, and Yan Wu "Multisite two-photon imaging of neurons on multielectrode arrays", Proc. SPIE 4262, Multiphoton Microscopy in the Biomedical Sciences, (24 April 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.424542
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KEYWORDS
Neurons

Electrodes

Microscopes

Brain

Computer networks

Computer simulations

In vitro testing

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