Unraveling the complexity of brain structure and function is the biggest challenge of contemporary science. Due to their flexibility, optical techniques are the key to exploring this intricate network. However, a single imaging technique can reveal only a small part of this machinery due to its inherent multilevel organization. To obtain a more comprehensive view of brain functionality, complementary approaches have been combined. For instance, brain activity was monitored simultaneously on different spatiotemporal scales with functional magnetic resonance imaging and calcium imaging.

Towards a comprehensive understanding brain machinery by correlative microscopy / ALLEGRA MASCARO, A. L.; Silvestri, L.; Sacconi, L.; Pavone, F. S.. - In: JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL OPTICS. - ISSN 1083-3668. - STAMPA. - 20:(2015), pp. 061105-061105. [10.1117/1.JBO.20.6.061105]

Towards a comprehensive understanding brain machinery by correlative microscopy

ALLEGRA MASCARO, ANNA LETIZIA;SILVESTRI, LUDOVICO;SACCONI, LEONARDO;PAVONE, FRANCESCO SAVERIO
2015

Abstract

Unraveling the complexity of brain structure and function is the biggest challenge of contemporary science. Due to their flexibility, optical techniques are the key to exploring this intricate network. However, a single imaging technique can reveal only a small part of this machinery due to its inherent multilevel organization. To obtain a more comprehensive view of brain functionality, complementary approaches have been combined. For instance, brain activity was monitored simultaneously on different spatiotemporal scales with functional magnetic resonance imaging and calcium imaging.
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ALLEGRA MASCARO, A. L.; Silvestri, L.; Sacconi, L.; Pavone, F. S.
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