Fluorescent boost for voltage sensors

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Viviana Gradinaru
Nicholas C. Flytzanis
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[1] California Institute of Technology,Viviana Gradinaru and Nicholas C. Flytzanis are in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering
[2] Pasadena,undefined
[3] California 91125,undefined
[4] USA.,undefined
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Nature | 2016年 / 529卷
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The development of a voltage sensor in which a microbial rhodopsin protein is fused with a fluorescent protein enables the neuronal activity of single cells in live animals to be measured with unprecedented speed and accuracy.
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