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Oxford University - Mouse Physiology Core

Oxford University - Mouse Physiology Core is listed as an academic core research supplier in the Scientist.com network, with 1 site in 1 country.

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These include: neuronal tracing (retrograde and anterograde tracing of neuronal connections); immunocytochemistry (using fluorescent and histochemical markers); whole-cell in vivo patch-clamp recording (blind and targeted to fluorescently-labelled neurons); two-photon microscopy and calcium-imaging in vivo (using bulk-loaded calcium dyes such as Oregon Green and Fura-2 to examine neuronal activity); and in vivo extracellular recording (using 16-channel Michigan electrodes with spike-sorting software to simultaneously record spiking activity as well as local field potentials through...

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These include:

neuronal tracing (retrograde and anterograde tracing of neuronal connections);
immunocytochemistry (using fluorescent and histochemical markers);
whole-cell in vivo patch-clamp recording (blind and targeted to fluorescently-labelled neurons);
two-photon microscopy and calcium-imaging in vivo (using bulk-loaded calcium dyes such as Oregon Green and Fura-2 to examine neuronal activity);
and in vivo extracellular recording (using 16-channel Michigan electrodes with spike-sorting software to simultaneously record spiking activity as well as local field potentials through the entire depth of mouse cerebral cortex).

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oxion.dpag.ox.ac.uk/core_facilities/mouse_physiology

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