In vivo fiber photometry was conducted as previously described (Chen et al., 2015 (link)). A fiber optic cable (“patch cord,” 1.5 m long, metal ferrule, 400 μm diameter; Doric Lenses) was firmly attached to the implanted fiber optic cannula with zirconia sleeves (Doric Lenses). Laser light (473 nm) was adjusted such that a light intensity of less than 0.05 mW entered the brain; emission light was passed through a dichroic mirror (Di02-R488-25x36, Semrock) and GFP emission filter (FF03-525/50-25, Semrock), before being collected by a sensitive photodetector (Newport part #2151). The signal was digitized at 1019 Hz using a TDT data acquisition software.
Metal ferrule
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In Vivo Fiber Photometry Procedure for Freely Moving Mice
In vivo fiber photometry was conducted as previously described (Chen et al., 2015 (link)). A fiber optic cable (“patch cord,” 1.5 m long, metal ferrule, 400 μm diameter; Doric Lenses) was firmly attached to the implanted fiber optic cannula with zirconia sleeves (Doric Lenses). Laser light (473 nm) was adjusted such that a light intensity of less than 0.05 mW entered the brain; emission light was passed through a dichroic mirror (Di02-R488-25x36, Semrock) and GFP emission filter (FF03-525/50-25, Semrock), before being collected by a sensitive photodetector (Newport part #2151). The signal was digitized at 1019 Hz using a TDT data acquisition software.
Calcium Imaging of Mouse Barrel Cortex
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