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Recordings of Neural Circuit Activation in Freely Behaving Animals

Recordings of Neural Circuit Activation in Freely Behaving Animals

DOI:
10.3791/1297-v

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08:53 min

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July 22, 2009

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1Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science Program ,University of Maryland

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  • 00:05Title
  • 00:41Introduction
  • 01:11Constructing the Recording Electrodes, Ground Wire and Stimulating Probe
  • 03:40Experimental Procedure
  • 05:36Representative Results
  • 07:43Conclusion

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Non-invasive measurements of neural activity patterns in freely behaving animals are obtained by combining neurophysiological recordings with high speed videography.

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Neural Circuit ActivationFreely Behaving AnimalsNon-invasive MethodsRestrained Research SubjectsSimultaneously Activated NeuronsSingle-cell RecordingsNatural BehaviorNeural MechanismsPhysiological TechniqueWire ElectrodesWater-filled ChamberField PotentialsEscape ResponsesTail-flipsCommand NeuronsBehavioral Observations

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