<p><i>(a)</i>, <i>(b)</i> and <i>(c)</i> show widefield two-photon excited fluorescence intensities within three adjacent live neuronal cell bodies loaded with Fluo-4 AM, acquired at a frame rate of 100 Hz over a duration of 45 seconds. This confirms that the measured change in fluorescence signal intensity with time was not global across the image, but was instead localised to individual cell bodies at different times. <i>(d)</i> An image of the field of view and accompanying ROIs from which the measurements were taken.</p
International audienceThis chapter presents three examples of imaging brain activity with voltage- o...
We report fast, non-scanning, wide-field two-photon fluorescence excitation with spectral and lifeti...
Fluorescence transients from marked neurons at 120 um and 250 um shown in Fig. 8
<p>(<i>a</i>) Single-photon and two-photon excited widefield images of live neuronal cells loaded wi...
<div><p>We demonstrate fluorescence imaging by two-photon excitation without scanning in biological ...
We demonstrate fluorescence imaging by two-photon excitation without scanning in biological specimen...
Understanding information processing in the brain requires monitoring neuronal activity at high spat...
In recent years, optical sensors for tracking neural activity have been developed and offer great ut...
<p>A: Two-photon images of individual neurons consecutively photolabeled <i>in vivo</i>. Nearby neur...
Two-photon imaging using high-speed multi-channel detectors is a promising approach for optical reco...
<p>Dye was applied at the start of recordings. The time-lapse movie of these results can be viewed i...
<p><b>A</b>. Temporal sequence of images focused on the neuronal equator showing the slow developmen...
AbstractIn recent years, optical sensors for tracking neural activity have been developed and offer ...
Optical imaging of neuronal activity offers new possibilities for understanding brain physiology. Th...
<p>(<b>A</b>) FMP fluorescence in hippocampal neurons. The image shows the basal FMP fluorescence (5...
International audienceThis chapter presents three examples of imaging brain activity with voltage- o...
We report fast, non-scanning, wide-field two-photon fluorescence excitation with spectral and lifeti...
Fluorescence transients from marked neurons at 120 um and 250 um shown in Fig. 8
<p>(<i>a</i>) Single-photon and two-photon excited widefield images of live neuronal cells loaded wi...
<div><p>We demonstrate fluorescence imaging by two-photon excitation without scanning in biological ...
We demonstrate fluorescence imaging by two-photon excitation without scanning in biological specimen...
Understanding information processing in the brain requires monitoring neuronal activity at high spat...
In recent years, optical sensors for tracking neural activity have been developed and offer great ut...
<p>A: Two-photon images of individual neurons consecutively photolabeled <i>in vivo</i>. Nearby neur...
Two-photon imaging using high-speed multi-channel detectors is a promising approach for optical reco...
<p>Dye was applied at the start of recordings. The time-lapse movie of these results can be viewed i...
<p><b>A</b>. Temporal sequence of images focused on the neuronal equator showing the slow developmen...
AbstractIn recent years, optical sensors for tracking neural activity have been developed and offer ...
Optical imaging of neuronal activity offers new possibilities for understanding brain physiology. Th...
<p>(<b>A</b>) FMP fluorescence in hippocampal neurons. The image shows the basal FMP fluorescence (5...
International audienceThis chapter presents three examples of imaging brain activity with voltage- o...
We report fast, non-scanning, wide-field two-photon fluorescence excitation with spectral and lifeti...
Fluorescence transients from marked neurons at 120 um and 250 um shown in Fig. 8