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Electrode Fabrication and Implantation in Aplysia californica for Multi-channel Neural and Muscular Recordings in Intact, Freely Behaving Animals

Electrode Fabrication and Implantation in Aplysia californica for Multi-channel Neural and Muscular Recordings in Intact, Freely Behaving Animals

DOI:
10.3791/1791-v

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12:37 min

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June 04, 2010

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1Biología,Case Western Reserve University, 2Neurosciences,Case Western Reserve University, 3Biomedical Engineering,Case Western Reserve University

Capítulos

  • 00:00Título
  • 00:30Introduction
  • 00:55Electrode Fabrication
  • 05:04Preparation of Animal For Implantation
  • 06:57Electrode Implantation
  • 11:07Recording
  • 11:49Representative Results
  • 12:04Conclusion

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A technique is described for implanting four in vivo electrodes to monitor the neuromuscular control of feeding behavior in Aplysia californica.

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Electrode FabricationElectrode ImplantationAplysia CalifornicaMulti-channel Neural RecordingsMuscular RecordingsIntact AnimalsFreely Behaving AnimalsFeeding BehaviorNeural ControlTiming Of Neural ActivityRecording MethodsMultiple Nerves And MusclesVariabilityTiming And PhasingElectrode InsulationNormal Feeding MovementsElectrode Fabrication Technique

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