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An ultra-widefield microscope for high-speed, all-optical electrophysiology

Christopher A. Werley, Steven F. Nagle, John M. Ferrante, and Steven C. Wasserman

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Abstract

Using optogenetics, the ultrawidefield Firefly microscope enables simultaneous stimulation with blue light and transmembrane voltage recordings with red light from >100 neurons with subcellular spatial and millisecond temporal resolution.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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