Microfabricated Probes for Studying Brain Chemistry: A Review.
Microfabricated Probes for Studying Brain Chemistry: A Review.
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10.1002/cphc.201701180
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2018-05-22
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Kennedy RT
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Ngernsutivorakul T;White TS;Kennedy RT
Probe techniques for monitoring in vivo chemistry (e.g., electrochemical sensors and microdialysis sampling probes) have significantly contributed to a better understanding of neurotransmission in correlation to behaviors and neurological disorders. Microfabrication allows construction of neural probes with high reproducibility, scalability, design flexibility, and multiplexed features. This technology has translated well into fabricating miniaturized neurochemical probes for electrochemical detection and sampling. Microfabricated electrochemical probes provide a better control of spatial resolution with multisite detection on a single compact platform. This development allows the observation of heterogeneity of neurochemical activity precisely within the brain region. Microfabricated sampling probes are starting to emerge that enable chemical measurements at high spatial resolution and potential for reducing tissue damage. Recent advancement in analytical methods also facilitates neurochemical monitoring at high temporal resolution. Furthermore, a positive feature of microfabricated probes is that they can be feasibly built with other sensing and stimulating platforms including optogenetics. Such integrated probes will empower researchers to precisely elucidate brain function and develop novel treatments for neurological disorders. Microfabricated neurochemical probes: Microfabrication technology emerges as an important tool for developing miniature, high precision probes for electrochemical detection and sampling from living brain tissues. This review describes advances and perspectives in adapting microfabrication to create the next generation of neurochemical probes.
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