Sure! Lab-raised juvenile rats quickly learn how to hunt crickets and this causes slow, but persistent increased plasticity in binocular visual cortex (V1b): in both firing rates & connections (spine density). So learning drives V1b increases in V1b activity & may be a site of skill consolidation

Will you do a lay audience explainer Dan?

Here's the lineup of #sfn25 artist exhibitors all on one page

We will all miss you, I hope we can stay in contact, at least through this platform ❤️

Yay! Looks very fun!

and in vivo approaches. In addition to patch-clamp techniques, they covers intracellular sharp electrode recordings, extracellular electrophysiology, and high-density multi-electrode arrays. 3/3 www.worldscientific.com/worldscibook...

This book cover electrophysiology extensively, offering a detailed exploration of techniques used to study ion channels, synaptic function, and neural circuits. It provides in-depth descriptions of various patch-clamp recording methods, including single-channel, whole-cell, perforated patch 2/3