I’m happy to share our new article in which we suggest adoption of consensus anatomical and electrophysiological guidelines for identifying LC neurons across species when evaluating brainstem single-unit spiking or calcium imaging. https://t.co/jaloaCZHQY
Excited that our paper "Brightness illusions drive a neuronal response in the primary visual cortex under top-down modulation" is now published @NatureComms!
https://t.co/rmjUloTsT3
🎉 Great thanks to my coauthors.
@watanabemasata,@NelsonTotah,@BartelsAndreas
Our paper about the development of sleep oscillations coupling is finally out 😊🎉 @_juliafechner_@ResearchSleep you can check it out here 👉https://t.co/CerMtXCAS0
(1/3) Exciting news! Introducing highly selective next-generation norepinephrine (NE) GRAB sensors! Our optimized fluorescent NE sensors possess 1000-fold selectivity over DA and a 4-fold increase in behavior-stimulated in vivo signals compared to previous prototypes.
#JNeurosci: @ContrerasMP_@_juliafechner_ et al @uni_tue found exposure of rat pups to 3 short-lasting spatial experiences enhances the capability to remember spatial locations & strengthened the machinery mediating formation of such memories during #sleep
https://t.co/MRfAZyVaru
Latest preprint from the lab looking at norepinephrine and dopamine release dynamics in dorsal CA1 during contextual fear conditioning. https://t.co/eIPptwn9Y8
I am happy to be part of this project! Have a look if you want to learn more about how experiences and subsequent #sleep promote the maturation of #memory systems during development! 🧠💤
1/2 Detecting ALL monoamines in vivo! Monoamines, including histamine (HA), serotonin (5-HT), norepinephrine (NE), and dopamine (DA), are involved in a wide range of physiological and pathological processes. Now our GRAB sensor family covers ALL monoamines.
Happy to see my first Ph.D. work is online!
Mouse primary visual cortex neurons respond to the illusory ''darker than black'' in neon color spreading.
Thx to @watanabemasata, @NelsonTotah, @BartelsAndreas, @wiseking12, and Nikos Logothetis for all the help and support.
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From dogs that doze off and on, to dolphins that sleep using only half their brains, here’s a look at the many ways animals sleep https://t.co/pTfAJ9gSpY
🔵Exciting new work from Sebastian Bouret's lab for all #LocusCoeruleus lovers: "Our data show that LC neurons dynamically track the amount of effort produced to face both cognitive and physical challenges with subsecond precision."
Also data on reward!🐵 https://t.co/RgRz2E91Y7
The ascending arousal system mediates low dimensional neural dynamics and internal shifts in conscious awareness
@DrBMunn@jmacshine@gabwainstein@eli_j_muller
https://t.co/76URugBLEk
Latest paper out of the lab, courtesy of graduate student Ryan Glanz - showing an abrupt change in the patterning of activity in motor cortex. I could say more, but these videos say it all. First, motor cortex activity of an 8 day old rat