Optogenetics Telemetry - Shining a Light on Long-Term Optogenetic Stimulation with Telemetry

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May 5, 2020

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Dr. Sarah-Jane Guild provides an introduction to optogenetics, discusses the advantages of implantable optogenetics telemetry and reviews data collection using the Kaha Sciences Optogenetics system.

Optogenetics is a relatively recent technology which uses light to precisely control neuronal cells which express a specific channel-rhodopsin. Compared to conventional electrical stimulation, optogenetics reduces the activation of neighbouring cells ensuring that stimulation is highly targeted and results in specific physiological and behavioural effects.

Until now, optogenetic stimulation has been limited to tethered or head-mounted systems which have a number of disadvantages, including susceptibility to infection, the need to replace batteries, tether maintenance and replacement, and the effect of a tether on normal behavior

In this webinar hosted by Kaha Sciences, Dr. Sarah-Jane Guild provides an introduction to optogenetics, discusses the advantages of implantable optogenetics telemetry and reviews data collection using the Kaha Sciences Optogenetics system.

Interested in learning more about Kaha's novel Optogenetics Stimulating and Recording Telemetry system?¬†CLICK HERE to learn more!

Presenters

Sarah-Jane Guild

University of Auckland

Chief Scientific Officer / Senior Research Fellow

Dr. Sarah-Jane Guild got her PhD in Physiology & Electrical Engineering from the University of Auckland and has been working with implantable telemetry devices for over 10 years. She is currently both Chief Scientific Officer at Kaha Sciences and Senior Research Fellow at University of Auckland. Her research interests include cardiovascular control, intracranial pressure, implantable devices and optogenetics.

Kaha Sciences

Kaha Sciences sets the new standard in quality and power for implantable, wireless telemetry in rats and mice. The best telemetry option for research scientists, record continuous data from freely moving animals across extended periods with accuracy, reliability and sensitivity.

ADInstruments

Established in 1988, ADInstruments develops high performance digital data acquisition and analysis solutions for biomedical research and life science education.

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Optogenetics Telemetry - Shining a Light on Long-Term Optogenetic Stimulation with Telemetry

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Sarah-Jane Guild

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Kaha Sciences

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