Imaging and Electrophysiology

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Abstract

Imaging and Electrophysiology - Project Summary The goal of the Imaging and Electrophysiology Core Module (IECM) is to provide shared resources to the investigators of the vision research center (VRC) for imaging and electrophysiological recording. The core instruments of the IECM support imaging (confocal and two-photon) and electrophysiology (patch clamp in vitro, simultaneous with 2P imaging) as well as multiunit retinal recording using a multi-electrode array. The IECM also subsidizes the use of two confocal microscopes and a cSLO-OCT system for imaging of retina in vivo in canine. The IECM offers full technical assistance through trained personnel to facilitate use of the instruments. Importantly, the IECM also provides a hub of for collaborative work among members of the VRC by enabling multidisciplinary projects about the normal structure and function of the visual system and its pathological alterations.

Key facts

NIH application ID
10249545
Project number
5P30EY001583-47
Recipient
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Principal Investigator
CLAIRE H MITCHELL
Activity code
P30
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2021
Award amount
$111,797
Award type
5
Project period
1997-09-01 → 2025-08-31