High-throughput optogenetic functional magnetic resonance imaging with parallel computations.
High-throughput optogenetic functional magnetic resonance imaging with parallel computations.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jneumeth.2013.04.015
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发表时间:
2013-09-15
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
Lee, Jin Hyung
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作者:
Fang, Zhongnan;Lee, Jin Hyung
Optogenetic functional magnetic resonance imaging (ofMRI) technology enables cell-type specific, temporally precise neuronal control and accurate, in vivo readout of resulting activity across the whole brain. With the ability to precisely control excitation and inhibition parameters, and to accurately record the resulting activity, there is an increased need for a high-throughput method to bring the ofMRI studies to their full potential. In this paper, an advanced system that can allow real-time fMRI with interactive control and analysis in a fraction of the MRI acquisition repetition time (TR) is proposed. With such high processing speed, sufficient time will be available for integration of future developments that can further enhance ofMRI data quality or better streamline the study. We designed and implemented a highly optimized, massively parallel system using graphics processing unit (GPU)s which achieves reconstruction, motion correction, and analysis of 3D volume data in approximately 12.80 ms. As a result, with a 750 ms TR and 4 interleaf fMRI acquisition, we can now conduct sliding window reconstruction, motion correction, analysis and display in approximately 1.7% of the TR. Therefore, a significant amount of time can now be allocated to integrating advanced but computationally intensive methods that can enable higher image quality and better analysis results all within a TR. Utilizing the proposed high-throughput imaging platform with sliding window reconstruction, we were also able to observe the much-debated initial dips in our ofMRI data. Combined with methods to further improve SNR, the proposed system will enable efficient real-time, interactive, high-throughput ofMRI studies.
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