@HFSP research fellow @AllenInstitute for Neural Dynamics; M.D. @KyushuUniv_EN; Ph.D. @FMIscience; A native skier born in Sapporo who is learning BCskiing in PNW
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The prestigious award recognizes Hagihara's creativity and supports his research on the roles of neuromodulators, like dopamine and serotonin, in flexible learning.
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The prestigious award recognizes Hagihara's creativity and supports his research on the roles of neuromodulators, like dopamine and serotonin, in flexible learning.
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iGluSnFR3 was already pretty good but "too fast" for bulk fiber photometry measurements. Take a look at Fig5 of this preprint, the new "slow" variant gives you 2~3x better signals in FP.
We present iGluSnFR4f and 4s, a novel pair of genetically-encoded glutamate indicators designed for high-fidelity imaging of synaptic activity in the living brain. ⬇️
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
🎥 Below: iGluSnFR4s detecting minis in cultures w/ TTX
#Neuroscience
iGluSnFR3 was already pretty good but "too fast" for bulk fiber photometry measurements. Take a look at Fig5 of this preprint, the new "slow" variant gives you 2~3x better signals in FP.
We present iGluSnFR4f and 4s, a novel pair of genetically-encoded glutamate indicators designed for high-fidelity imaging of synaptic activity in the living brain. ⬇️
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
🎥 Below: iGluSnFR4s detecting minis in cultures w/ TTX
#Neuroscience
We present iGluSnFR4f and 4s, a novel pair of genetically-encoded glutamate indicators designed for high-fidelity imaging of synaptic activity in the living brain. ⬇️
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
🎥 Below: iGluSnFR4s detecting minis in cultures w/ TTX
#Neuroscience
I made a short starter guide with resources.
www.neuronaldynamics.eu/resources/bl...
Also, a thread 🧵 below.
I made a short starter guide with resources.
www.neuronaldynamics.eu/resources/bl...
Also, a thread 🧵 below.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...