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Simultaneous, real-time tracking of many neuromodulatory signals with Multiplexed Optical Recording of Sensors on a micro-Endoscope

Kalugin et al., 2025

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5798433324600925622
Author
Kalugin P
Soden P
Massengill C
Amsalem O
Porniece M
Guarino D
Tingley D
Zhang S
Benson J
Hammell M
Tong D
Ausfahl C
Lacey T
Courtney Y
Hochstetler A
Zhang Y
Holtzman M
Wang H
Geng L
Li G
Li B
Li Y
Lehtinen M
Andermann M
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bioRxiv

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Dozens of extracellular molecules jointly impact a given neuron, yet we lack methods to simultaneously record many such signals in real time. We developed a probe to track ten or more neuropeptides and neuromodulators using spatial multiplexing of genetically encoded …
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