Miniscope Microscopy

Calcium Imaging

The Inscopix platform enables one-photon epifluorescence imaging of calcium dynamics, a correlate of neural activity.

Calcium Imaging

Calcium imaging enables researchers to visualize neural activity across populations of cells, revealing how circuits encode information in real time. By capturing activity at cellular resolution in vivo, this approach provides insight into how neural dynamics evolve during behavior, learning, and disease progression.

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Inscopix Miniscopes Technology Brochure [PDF]

Learn more about the full Inscopix end-to-end experience, including miniscope platforms, comprehensive data analysis solutions, and dedicated support.

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Application Note: Long-Term Dual Color Spinal Cord Imaging in Freely Behaving Mice with the nVue LScape Module

This application highlight provides comprehensive information about the benefits of the nVue dual-color miniscope system and LScape module for imaging the spinal cord during free behavior.

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nVue™ System Dual Color Miniscope Imaging During Free Behavior Datasheet [PDF]

Learn more about the benefits of the nVue dual color miniscope system, how it works, and data examples showing simultaneous imaging of calcium activity and genetically encoded neurotransmitter sensors in freely moving animals using the nVue system.

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nVista 2P Brochure [PDF]

Learn more about the benefits of using the nVista 2P for two-photon brain imaging in freely-behaving animals.

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