Two-photon single-cell optogenetic control of neuronal activity by sculpted light
Two-photon single-cell optogenetic control of neuronal activity by sculpted light is a scholarly work by Bertalan K. Andrásfalvy, Boris V Zemelman, Jianyong Tang, and Alipasha Vaziri, published in 2010 in ''Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America''. The main subjects of the publication include optogenetics, biology, brain implant, chemistry, neuroscience, Slice preparation, electrophysiology, Channelrhodopsin, Premovement neuronal activity, hippocampal formation, biophysics, halorhodopsin, and ion channel complex. The authors report fast (≤1 ms), selective, and targeted control of neuronal activity with single-cell resolution in hippocampal slices.