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I feel like my lab just exploded with the start of this new semester and students returning. I've been so impressed with each of them and hope I can help their research experience be a meaningful one!
Thrilled to share latest pub examining effects of IL-10 on midbrain dopamine firing, terminal activity and learned behaviors. Click link for temporary free access. Article will also be made available on pubmed. Thanks to reviewers for excellent feedback! authors.elsevier.com/a/1hRZK…
Excellent example of microglia chemoattraction from Erin Taylor and @_elizawhite in the lab.
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How do you put multiple optics in a row and align them so that their optical axes agree? This is a thread where I show you how I build a compact Alignment Laser Assembly– the companion to my "Alignment Crane" from a few months ago:
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1/? I've had a few people ask me why I prefer @Thorlabs posts over their cages. The argument for cages is self-defeating: supposedly they provide pre-aligned centration, but mechanical tolerances =/= optical tolerances. You end up having to put everything on kinematic mounts...
The nipkow disk is showing up nicely tonight. Each hole is 40um in diameter and acts as a pinhole for the camera. Once the disk starts spinning, the optical sectioning starts happening.
Excellent tutorial for using alignment cranes and stable posts.
1/? I've had a few people ask me why I prefer @Thorlabs posts over their cages. The argument for cages is self-defeating: supposedly they provide pre-aligned centration, but mechanical tolerances =/= optical tolerances. You end up having to put everything on kinematic mounts...
This note appeared on my laptop during a zoom meeting. I think it makes a fantastic daily affirmation.
First time ever using the Yorgason method on the @CodySiciliano lab 2p.
Just submitted some work on intercalated GABA neurons of the BLA. Favorite pic from the work below. Green is GABA. Magenta is mu-opioid receptor IHC. Shoutout to @SteveTJones for the awesome IHC.
Thanks for the shoutout @_annaeverett! It was awesome having you in the lab and your you the best in your future research endeavors.
Not my best writing, but the @BYU Neuroscience magazine (appropriately called “Synapse”) asked me to write some words about my college experience! 💙🧠
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Interesting insight on impact factors from Randy Schekman. Lots of really great studies go under the radar for years. youtu.be/MGumQ46qy_8





















