Lex Kravitz
@kravitzlab.com
Neuroscientist studying obesity, feeding, and dopamine
Thank you for your kind reply!
July 24, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Thank you for your kind reply!
I've found rotary joints unusable for photometry, we've tried a few types (doric, Thor) but they introduce a lot of artifacts when they rotate. So we don't use rotary joints, instead use long 3 meter cables and loop them up high so there's room for the fibers to twist up some without tangling.
July 7, 2025 at 10:19 PM
I've found rotary joints unusable for photometry, we've tried a few types (doric, Thor) but they introduce a lot of artifacts when they rotate. So we don't use rotary joints, instead use long 3 meter cables and loop them up high so there's room for the fibers to twist up some without tangling.
The fit line looks like poverty is rising robustly, but I'm not seeing that in the data points themselves. Maybe end the fit line at the min and max of the data instead of extending past it?
April 21, 2025 at 2:58 AM
The fit line looks like poverty is rising robustly, but I'm not seeing that in the data points themselves. Maybe end the fit line at the min and max of the data instead of extending past it?
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12/ This project took a *huge* team, spanning neuroscience, immunology, and cancer. Grateful to co–first authors Aelita Zhu, Sarah Starosta, co–senior authors Marco Pignatelli & Tobias Janowitz & ours labs & all our amazing collaborators including @kravitzlab.com & Pavel Osten.
April 11, 2025 at 2:00 PM
12/ This project took a *huge* team, spanning neuroscience, immunology, and cancer. Grateful to co–first authors Aelita Zhu, Sarah Starosta, co–senior authors Marco Pignatelli & Tobias Janowitz & ours labs & all our amazing collaborators including @kravitzlab.com & Pavel Osten.