多频插曲X-talk删除算法:通过删除光遗传学刺激,实现并发光遗传学和锁定放大光纤摄影学的组合

Maxim Breakstone1, Spencer C Chen1, Sreya Vadapalli1

  • 1Department of Neurosurgery, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854, United States.

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概括

同时光纤光度和光遗传学可以研究大脑网络,但光谱重叠会导致问题. 一个新的算法,多频插值X-talk删除 (MuFIX),有效地删除了这种交叉声,使更清晰的光学记录.

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