Qi ZY, Guo QC, Wang S, Jia MY, Gao XW et al. All-fiber-transmission photometry for simultaneous optogenetic stimulation and multi-color neuronal activity recording. Opto-Electron Adv 5, 210081 (2022). doi: 10.29026/oea.2022.210081
Citation: Qi ZY, Guo QC, Wang S, Jia MY, Gao XW et al. All-fiber-transmission photometry for simultaneous optogenetic stimulation and multi-color neuronal activity recording. Opto-Electron Adv 5, 210081 (2022). doi: 10.29026/oea.2022.210081

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All-fiber-transmission photometry for simultaneous optogenetic stimulation and multi-color neuronal activity recording

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  • Manipulating and real-time monitoring of neuronal activities with cell-type specificity and precise spatiotemporal resolution during animal behavior are fundamental technologies for exploring the functional connectivity, information transmission, and physiological functions of neural circuitsin vivo. However, current techniques for optogenetic stimulation and neuronal activity recording mostly operate independently. Here, we report an all-fiber-transmission photometry system for simultaneous optogenetic manipulation and multi-color recording of neuronal activities and the neurotransmitter release in a freely moving animal. We have designed and manufactured a wavelength-independent multi-branch fiber bundle to enable simultaneous optogenetic manipulation and multi-color recording at different wavelengths. Further, we combine a laser of narrow linewidth with the lock-in amplification method to suppress the optogenetic stimulation-induced artifacts and channel crosstalk. We show that the collection efficiency of our system outperforms a traditional epi-fluorescence system. Further, we demonstrate successful recording of dynamic dopamine (DA) responses to unexpected rewards in the nucleus accumbens (NAc) in a freely moving mouse. We also show simultaneous dual-color recording of neuronal Ca2+ signals and DA dynamics in the NAc upon delivering an unexpected reward and the simultaneous optogenetic activating at dopaminergic terminals in the same location. Thus, our multi-function fiber photometry system provides a compatible, efficient, and flexible solution for neuroscientists to study neural circuits and neurological diseases.
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