Custom-access serial holography for the 3D measurement of spike correlations between neurons in mouse visual cortex

Walther Akemann; Sébastien Wolf; Vincent Villette; Benjamin Mathieu; Astou Tangara; Jozsua Fodor; Cathie Ventalon; Jean-François Léger; Stéphane Dieudonné; Laurent Bourdieu

doi:10.1117/12.2620939

30 May 2022 Custom-access serial holography for the 3D measurement of spike correlations between neurons in mouse visual cortex

Walther Akemann, Sébastien Wolf, Vincent Villette, Benjamin Mathieu, Astou Tangara, Jozsua Fodor, Cathie Ventalon, Jean-François Léger, Stéphane Dieudonné, Laurent Bourdieu

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Proceedings Volume PC12144, Biomedical Spectroscopy, Microscopy, and Imaging II; PC1214402 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2620939
Event: SPIE Photonics Europe, 2022, Strasbourg, France

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Custom-access serial holography (CASH) is a new method for optical recording of neuronal activity in 3D at high speed in-vivo. Our implementation allows random access of 20 cells at 1 kHz up to 200 cells at 0.1 kHz in head-fixed behaving mice across a cortical space of 500 x 500 x 500 m3 size. Using fast acousto-optic spatial light modulation, every single laser pulse of a 40 kHz regenerative amplifier is individually patterned to serially access a selection of target cells with a square 5x5 spot excitation volume covering the cell body and, for the prevention of recording artefacts, the surrounding space in anticipation of the cell displacements during animal behavior. The recorded activity is corrected for neuropil signaling by weighted subtraction of a neuropil reference signal obtained by interleaved sampling of neuropil activity close to each cell. We performed 3D-CASH recordings of GCaMP6f expressing neurons in layer 2/3 and 5 of mouse primary visual cortex in response to moving contrast gratings and applied deconvolution to estimate spikes. Thanks to the fast recording permit by 3D-CASH, the cortical laminar structure is revealed in the temporal organization of the activity: pairwise correlation was higher between intralaminar vs. interlaminar neuron pairs; principal component analysis of the correlation matrix revealed a component assigning weights of opposite sign to neurons in different layers; closest follower spikes occurred with higher probability in a neuron of the same layer. 3D-CASH allows also following the response to the temporal periodicity of the stimulus, which features a phasic (R1) and a non-phasic component (R0). R1/R0 values are broadly distributed with weak bimodality resembling the transition between pure non-phasic response (complex receptive field) to phasic response (simple receptive field). Our data validate thus 3D-CASH as a method for assessing neuronal activity in 3D-distributed cortical circuits at high sampling rate.

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Walther Akemann, Sébastien Wolf, Vincent Villette, Benjamin Mathieu, Astou Tangara, Jozsua Fodor, Cathie Ventalon, Jean-François Léger, Stéphane Dieudonné, and Laurent Bourdieu "Custom-access serial holography for the 3D measurement of spike correlations between neurons in mouse visual cortex", Proc. SPIE PC12144, Biomedical Spectroscopy, Microscopy, and Imaging II, PC1214402 (30 May 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2620939

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Neurons

3D metrology

Holography

Visual cortex

Acousto-optics

Brain

In vivo imaging

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