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Optimize Simultaneous Multi-channel Calcium Recording and fMRI in Mouse Brain
Shabnam Khorasani Gerdekoohi1, Pankaj Sah2, and Kai-Hsiang Chuang1,3
1Queensland Brain Institute, Brisbane, Australia, 2Quuensland Brain Institute, Brisbane, Australia, 3Center for Advanced Imaging, Brisbane, Australia
This study established a method to measure high quality BOLD and calcium activation in mouse with multiple implants. This enables studying functional connectivity in the future.
Fig.1. GE-EPI of the mouse brain. Susceptibility artefacts under different combinations of fiber diameters (200/100/60 µm) and dental cements (Meliodent/C&B), with (A) no covering materials, (B) toothpaste, or (C) kwik-cast.
Fig.3. Calcium and BOLD responses under visual stimulation. (A) BOLD activation map (top panel), stereotaxic coordinates of targeted regions for injecting GCaMP6f (bottom panel). (B) LGd (n=3 scans), and (C) V1 (n=6 scans) activations, (D) Transfer functions calculated from the averaged BOLD and calcium signals.