@KISNeuro@NTNUnorway#SciStory: 1/7 We provided 3 interchangeable objectives. Those objectives allowed us to monitor calcium activity in freely-moving mice targeting visual cortex, medial entorhinal cortex, & hippocampus. We were able to detect hundreds of neurons in a single FOV in all 3 regions.
2/7 A new Z-scanning device was developed. With four planes, we can record over 1,000 non-repeated cells in VC. Recordings in one mouse showed single-cell-resolution 3D functional imaging within a 420×420×160 μm3 volume, at a volume rate of 2 Hz @KISNeuro
3/7 A FOV-stitching method was developed. We were able to extract 10,096 non-repeated layer 2/3 excitatory neurons across 5×5 FOVs in two planes. After correction of scan field distortions, all FOVs could be aligned to each other. @KISNeuro
4/7 Hundreds of grid cells were recorded from two planes in medial entorhinal cortex. @KISNeuro
5/7 We showed that adjacent grid cells in medial entorhinal cortex could have quite different phases! @KISNeuro
6/7 We achieved stable MEC imaging in a 3D exploration task where a mouse was trained to climb vertically on a ladder to the top of a tall platform and then jump down before starting another climb. @KISNeuro
7/7 We finally validated MINI2P performance in VC in an escape-to-shelter assay, using an elevated 90 cm diameter circular arena with an over-ground shelter placed close to the periphery. @KISNeuro@WikiZong
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