Activity labeling in vivo using CaMPARI2 reveals intrinsic and synaptic differences between neurons with high and low firing rate set points

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@lukesjulson @MattNeuro It has been reported that it correlates well with the number of action potentials fired by the cell, so I guess more green less calcium more red more calcium. https://t.co/86ecEAGZog

Activity labeling in vivo using CaMPARI2 reveals intrinsic and synaptic differences between neurons with high and low firing rate set points https://t.co/SA68hGSBKz

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