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Optical imaging of fast, dynamic neurophysiological function

David M. Rector, Kathleen M. Carter, and Xincheng Yao

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Abstract

Fast evoked responses were imaged from rat dorsal medulla and whisker barrel cortex. To investigate the biophysical mechanisms involved, fast optical responses associated with isolated crustacean nerve stimulation were recorded using birefringence and scattered light. Such studies allow optimization of non-invasive imaging techniques being developed for use in humans.

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