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Construction of Local Field Potential Microelectrodes for in vivo Recordings from Multiple Brain Structures Simultaneously
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Construction of Local Field Potential Microelectrodes for in vivo Recordings from Multiple Brain Structures Simultaneously

Construction of Local Field Potential Microelectrodes for in vivo Recordings from Multiple Brain Structures Simultaneously

DOI:
10.3791/63633-v

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06:07 min

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March 14, 2022

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, , , ,
1Department of Neurology,University of Virginia, 2UVA Brain Institute,University of Virginia

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  • 00:04Introduction
  • 00:43Microelectrode Construction
  • 02:41Microelectrode Array Assembly
  • 03:16Microelectrode Connection to the Headset Microelectrode Array Assembly
  • 04:46Results: Local Field Potential Recordings
  • 05:31Conclusion

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The present protocol describes the construction of custom-made microelectrode arrays to record local field potentials in vivo from multiple brain structures simultaneously.

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Local Field PotentialMicroelectrodesIn Vivo RecordingMultiple Brain StructuresNickel Chromium WireDianal-coatedTension BarsPlastic PiecesGlass TubesEpoxy ResinHandle Wire

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