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We will use miniscopes to detect activities in the frontal eye field, a brain region responsible for voluntary eye movements and perception and awareness in the field of vision. The detection of neuronal activity with calcium imaging can then be compared with the visual stimuli and eye movements expected. If successful, this project will show the feasibility of calcium imaging using miniscopes in this way and open the door for future work to expand our understanding of frontoparietal cortical circuits.
Publication Date
2018
Publisher
BrainsCAN
City
London
Keywords
Novel neuroscience / neuroimaging techniques, Miniscopes
Disciplines
Neurosciences
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Department of Physiology & Pharmacology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry