Multisite two-photon imaging of neurons on multielectrode arrays

  • Potter S
  • Lukina N
  • Longmuir K
  • et al.
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Abstract

We wish to understand how neural systems store, recall, and process information. We are using cultured networks of corticalneurons grown on microelectrode arrays as a model system for studying the emergent properties of ensembles of livingneurons. We have developed a 2-way communication interface between the cultured network and a computer-generatedanimal, the Neurally Controlled Animat. Neural activity is used to control the behavior of the Animat, and 2-photon timelapseimaging 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 sub-micron resolution and littlephotodamage. We have designed a computer-controlled microscope stage that allows imaging several locations in sequence,in order to collect more image data.

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Potter, S. M., Lukina, N., Longmuir, K. J., & Wu, Y. (2001). Multisite two-photon imaging of neurons on multielectrode arrays. In Multiphoton Microscopy in the Biomedical Sciences (Vol. 4262, p. 104). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.424542

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