论文信息 - Video-rate two-photon microscopy of cortical hemodynamics in-vivo

Video-rate two-photon microscopy of cortical hemodynamics in-vivo

A video-rate two-photon microscopy system was constructed for optimized in-vivo imaging of functional activation and hemodynamics in rat brain. The system has been used to explore the vascular mechanisms underlying functional responses and baseline oscillations.

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