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Dr.
HHMI Investigator, Professor Neurosciences, UC San Diego
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Sunday, February 13, 2022
12:00 PM Canada/Central
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Manitoba Neuroscience Network
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Dr. Looger will present updates on a variety of molecular tools for studying & manipulating neural circuits & other preparations. Topics include genetically encoded calcium indicators (including the new ultra-fast jGCaMP8 variants), neurotransmitter sensors (improved versions for following glutamate, GABA, acetylcholine, serotonin), optogenetic effectors including the new “enhanced Magnets” dimerizers, AAV serotypes for retrograde labeling & altered tropism, probes for correlative light-electron microscopy, chemical gene switches, etc. He will make all his slides freely available - so don’t worry about hurriedly taking notes; instead focus on questions and ideas for collaboration. Please bring your suggestions for molecular tools that would be transformative for the field.
Loren Looger
Dr.
HHMI Investigator, Professor Neurosciences, UC San Diego
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