Lecture

Membrane Potential Analysis

Description

This lecture provides an overview of a miniproject where students will analyze membrane potential data from genetically-defined neuronal classes in the somatosensory cortex of mice during active whisker sensing. The dataset includes recordings from different cell types, behavioral states, and sensory processing. Students will explore cell-specific properties, membrane potential dynamics, and whisking-related modulation, guided by the instructor and teaching assistants.

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Biology

Cell biology: Neurotransmission

Anatomy: Neuroanatomy

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