Self-assembled ultraflexible probes for long-term neural recordings and neuromodulation

Shouliang Guan, Huihui Tian, Yinan Yang, Mengcheng Liu, Jianfei Ding, Jinfen Wang, Ying Fang

Published: 2023-05-28 DOI: 10.1038/s41596-023-00824-9

neuromodulation

ultraflexible MEAs

neural recordings

optogenetic tools

rodent brain

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Eight-filament ultraflexible microelectrode arrays

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16-filament ultraflexible microelectrode arrays

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120-pin FPC

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120-pin PCB

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3D-printed MEA holder

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3D-printed optical fiber holder

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3D-printed optrode cover

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Stainless steel head plate

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neuromodulation

ultraflexible MEAs

neural recordings

optogenetic tools

rodent brain

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