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Historical Overview and General Methods of Membrane Potential Imagingtoday. At the beginning it was difficult to measure an action potential signal from a squid giant axon in a single trial. Now it is possible to measure the action potential in an individual spine. Other chapters will discuss advances in voltage imaging technology and applications in a variety of bio

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Monitoring Spiking Activity of Many Individual Neurons in Invertebrate Gangliage numbers of individual neurons. Here we describe methods for doing this, including considerations of different dyes and imaging systems, methods for correlating the optical signals with their source neurons, procedures for getting good signals, and the use of Independent Component Analysis for spi

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Monitoring Integrated Activity of Individual Neurons Using FRET-Based Voltage-Sensitive Dyescell’s membrane potential. One of the FRET pair binds to one surface of the membrane and the other is a mobile ion that dissolves in the lipid bilayer. The voltage-related signal can be measured as a change in the fluorescence of either the donor or acceptor molecules, but measuring their ratio prov