High-bandwidth, low-profile, long-term wireless EEG telemetry allows for optogenetic entrainment of natural cortical oscillations in freely-moving rats
Beth Rees,
Phillip R. Griffiths,
Gavin Woodhall
et al.
Abstract:Recording of whole-brain or multi-unit neuronal activity in the rodent brain is a powerful and widely used technique in neuroscience research. However, the acquisition of data from freely-moving animals is subject to a range of compromises. If a high bandwidth of data digitisation is needed, animals will either need to be tethered to the acquisition system or any telemetry used will have a short working battery life. For freely-moving experiments, especially those requiring careful behavioural measurements, su… Show more
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