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RH1691

Known as: RH-1691 
National Institutes of Health

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2016
2016
Population Response Propagation to Extrastriate Areas Evoked by Intracortical Electrical Stimulation in V1
The mouse visual system has multiple extrastriate areas surrounding V1 each with a distinct representation of the visual field… 
2013
2013
In vivo imaging of brain metabolism activity using a phosphorescent oxygen-sensitive probe
2012
2012
An evaluation of in vivo voltage-sensitive dyes: pharmacological side effects and signal-to-noise ratios after effective removal of brain-pulsation artifacts.
In the current study, we investigated pharmacological side effects and signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) of two commonly used voltage… 
2011
2011
Synchronization analysis of voltage-sensitive dye imaging during focal seizures in the rat neocortex.
Seizures are often assumed to result from an excess of synchronized neural activity. However, various recent studies have… 
2011
2011
Signal transmission from the striate to the extrastriate cortices induced by electrical stimulation in mouse in vivo measured with voltage-sensitive dye imaging
2011
2011
Reconvergence of a rod signal to an AII amacrine cell through divergence to a pair of rod bipolar cells in the mouse retina
2011
2011
Dynamical interaction between the excitatory and inhibitory signals in the mouse primary visual cortex measured with a high-speed Ca2+ imaging
2010
2010
Intense noise exposure activates JNK signal via generation of nitric oxide in cochlear spiral ligament fibrocytes
2010
2010
State dependence of laminar processing in auditory cortex
2009
2009
Straightforward synthesis of the near-infrared fluorescent voltage-sensitive dye RH1691 and analogues thereof.
A highly straightforward synthesis of the near-infrared voltage-sensitive dye RH1691 is reported featuring two sequential anionic… 
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