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Neuroscience: Fluorescent boost for voltage sensors

The development of a voltage sensor in which a microbial rhodopsin protein is fused with a fluorescent protein enables the neuronal activity of single cells in live animals to be measured with unprecedented speed and accuracy.

Viviana Gradinaru | Nicholas C. Flytzanis | V. Gradinaru

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