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7 March 2022 Set-ups to induce by light a memory in in-vitro neuronal cultures
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Abstract
To study the brain and the related neuronal network activity, many attempts were made to design and develop platforms able to induce and record neuronal signals. However, many brain processes - like memory formation and storage - and diseases - like amnesia or epilepsy - need more basic studies. For these, a bottom-up approach is needed, starting from 2D in-vitro neuronal cultures. In this work, we will present two experimental systems able to optogenetically interact with 2D neuronal networks with patternized light. One system consists in a Digital Light Projector (DLP) integrated in a microscope setup, which can illuminate neurons from the top; the other, is a compact and transportable photonic chip, properly designed to illuminate neurons plated on its surface.
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Clara Zaccaria, Mattia Mancinelli, Beatrice Vignoli, Ilya Auslender, Paolo Bettotti, Asiye Malkoç, Marco Canossa, and Lorenzo Pavesi "Set-ups to induce by light a memory in in-vitro neuronal cultures", Proc. SPIE 11947, Optogenetics and Optical Manipulation 2022, 1194703 (7 March 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2606876
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KEYWORDS
Neurons

Digital Light Processing

Calcium

Microscopes

Cameras

In vitro testing

Confocal microscopy

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