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Elecrophysiology is |
detection of electric currents and potentials
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Extracellular electrophysiology is
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recording electrode outside of cell
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Intracellular electrophysiology is
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recording electrode inside of cell
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Patch-clamp electrophysiology is
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recording electrode attached to membrane.
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In electrophysiology, the reference electrode is in
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bath solution.
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In electrophysiology, the amplifier measures
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potential difference between recording and reference electrode.
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Deflection of synaptic potential close to synapse when measured by extracellular electrode is
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negative deflection.
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In the hippocampus, the cell bodies all lie in
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pyr
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For neurons, the current sink is
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synapses
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For neurons, the current source is
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cell body.
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If you stimulate synaptic transmission at the level of the current sink (synapses), and have the extracellular electrode at the synapse it
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activates synaptic transmission and causes negative deflection.
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If you stimulate synaptic transmission at the level of the current sink (synapses), and have the extracellular electrode at the cell body it
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causes positive deflection.
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Field potential recordings are
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in-vivo extracellular recordings mainly contributed by synaptic currents.
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Local field potential (LFP) recording is
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Field potential in-vivo extracellular recording where electrode is in brain.
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EEG recording is
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Field potential in-vivo extracellular recording where electrode is on scalp
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ECoG recording is
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Field potential in-vivo extracellular recording where electrode is placed on brain surface
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In Depth (LFP), all deflections are
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synaptic transmission
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The size of the synaptic signal is reduced
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further away from the synapse.
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For field potential recordings, ______ has the highest signal, while _______ has the lowest.
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LFP, EEG
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Single-unit in-vivo extracellular recording is
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recording of action potentials from individual neurons
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Multi-unit in-vivo extracellular recording is
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recording of action potentials from multiple neurons with more than 1 electrode.
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Voltage clamp allows you to
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clamp voltage at a value and measure current.
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In 2 electrode voltage clamps, the electrodes are
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1. In cell and measures voltage, 2. Outside cell for control.
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For voltage clamp, the differential amplifier measures
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potential different between electrode in cell and reference electrode.
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For voltage clamp, the feedback amplifier measures |
Difference in measured voltage to clamped/command voltage and injects or withdraws current to compensate.
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For voltage clamp, the feedback amplifier current is
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exactly equal in opposite direction to current flowing into cell. |