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Examining Local Network Processing using Multi-contact Laminar Electrode Recording
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Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 01:44NAN Microdrive Construction
- 03:38U-Probe Sterilization
- 05:00Advancing the U-Probe for Recording
- 06:33Identifying and Verification of Cortical Layers
- 09:56Receptive Field Mapping and Identification of Individual Neurons
- 11:50Representative Results for Local Network Processing
- 13:08Conclusion
A fundamental issue in our understanding of cortical circuitry is how networks in different cortical layers encode sensory information. Here we describe electrophysiological techniques utilizing multi-contact laminar electrodes to record single-units and local field potentials and present analyses to identify cortical layers.
Tags
Local Network ProcessingMulti-contact Laminar Electrode RecordingCortical LayersResponse PropertiesNeuronal PopulationsLaminar-specific EncodingMulti-electrode Array TechniquesCortical CircuitsPrimary Visual Cortex (V1)Multi-contact Laminar ElectrodesRecording Device ConstructionIdentification Of Cortical LayersReceptive FieldsEvoked Response Potentials (ERPs)Current-source Density (CSD) Analysis
