Lecture

Controlling Brain Function: Optogenetic Insights

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This lecture explores the use of optogenetics to control brain function, focusing on Channelrhodopsin-2 (ChR2) as a light-activated cation channel for precise neuronal stimulation. It discusses in vivo applications, behavior modulation, single-cell stimulation, optogenetic inhibition, and tool development for manipulating various cellular processes.

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