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Optical release of caged glutamate for stimulation of neurons in the in vitro slice preparation

Ko¨ tter et al., 2005

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4994273110262082110
Author
Ko¨ tter R
Schubert D
Dyhrfjeld-Johnsen J
Luhmann H
Staiger J
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Journal of biomedical optics

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Optical stimulation techniques prove useful to map functional inputs in the in vitro brain slice preparation: Glutamate released by a focused beam of UV light induces action potentials, which can be detected in postsynaptic neurons. The direct activation effect is influenced by …
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