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Differential optogenetic excitation of the auditory midbrain in freely moving behaving mice

2021-02-07

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In patients with severe sensory impairment due to compromised peripheral function, partial restoration can be achieved by implantation of sensory prostheses for the electrical stimulation of the central nervous system. However, these state of the art approaches suffer from the drawback of limited spectral resolution. Electrical field spread depends on the impedance of the surrounding medium, impeding spatially foc...

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17ea8afc-81ef-529b-84bf-c2dc8c2c754d
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10.1101/2021.02.05.429951
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