Material Engineering Platform for Next Generation of Neurobiological Interfaces.
Material Engineering Platform for Next Generation of Neurobiological Interfaces.
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DOI:
10.1021/accountsmr.0c00103
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发表时间:
2021-05-28
影响因子:
14.6
通讯作者:
Qiu J
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作者:
Rao S;Qiu J
Engineering innovations at neurobiological interfaces open up the opportunities to investigate the nervous system and to further reveal the neurological principles underlying neurological and psychiatric disorders. The information exchange at the interfaces bridges the external engineering systems to the internal biological machineries. Therefore, the neurobiological interfaces become an important workplace for neural engineering. Across the neurobiological system from the cellular, the neural circuit and to the system level, information flow is always bidirectional with multiple modalities. To probe the most accurate neural circuitry mechanism, it is essential to modulate and record cellular neural dynamics in naturally behaving contexts. This leads to grand challenges for engineering tool development at the neurobiological interfaces: addressing the complexity of information delivery, processing, and dissemination within the naturally functioning nervous system.Material engineering advancements have accelerated the maturation of neural technologies in the perspectives of multifunctionalization, high-integration, biosafety, and reliability. Material systems, from nanoscale particles to microscale devices, have served as the essential intermediates to probe neurobiological systems via various modalities, such as those based on optical, electrical and chemical signals. For example, optical materials allow us to deliver light to genetically modified light-sensitive neural cells for controlling neural activity in optogenetics and collecting fluorescent signals to decode neural activities in photometric and imaging techniques. Electronic materials make it possible to stimulate and record neural electrical behaviors from single-cell unit to large-volume tissues. Moreover, chemical and genetic perturbations can be induced in targeted brain regions using microfluidic neural probes, while the local chemical information can be extracted using in situ electrochemical recordings or microdialysis setups. The advancement of neurobiology has benefited tremendously by the innovations of material-neural interfaces and related tools.
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