Miniscope and Multi-Site Miniscope Webinars

Progressing the Pipeline: Informing Therapeutic Development by Imaging Neural Circuits In Vivo

Find out what miniscopes can reveal about neuropsychiatric diseases 

Better understand dopamine dysfunction and disease

In this webinar, Dr. Jones Parker discusses his experience using miniscope microscopy to study regional dopamine dysfunction in brain disease and explore more comprehensive psychosis treatments. 

Presenter’s Abstract

In this webinar, I show how Inscopix miniscopes were used to image calcium activity in the striatum, a brain region where dopamine release is increased in schizophrenia, and where antipsychotic drugs exert their principal effects. These studies have redefined how we think about the role of dopamine in psychosis and the mechanistic basis of antipsychotic drug efficacy.

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Speakers

Jones Parker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neuroscience and Pharmacology, Northwestern University, Feinburg School of Medicine