ArticleCell reports2018
Recording Neural Activity in Unrestrained Animals with Three-Dimensional Tracking Two-Photon Microscopy.
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Abstract
Optical recordings of neural activity in behaving animals can reveal the neural correlates of decision making, but brain motion, which often accompanies behavior, compromises these measurements. Two-photon point-scanning microscopy is especially sensitive to motion artifacts, and two-photon recording of activity has required rigid coupling between the brain and microscope. We developed a two-photon tracking microscope with extremely low-latency (360 μs) feedback implemented in hardware. This microscope can maintain continuous focus on neurons moving with velocities of 3 mm/s and accelerations of 1 m/s
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