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In Vivo Optical Imaging Of Brain Function Frostig Ron D

Name: In Vivo Optical Imaging Of Brain Function Frostig Ron D
SKU: BELL-5392498
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Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.23 MB

Pages: 259

Author: Frostig, Ron D

ISBN: 9781420038491, 1420038494

Language: English

Year: 2002

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In Vivo Optical Imaging Of Brain Function Frostig Ron D by Frostig, Ron D 9781420038491, 1420038494 instant download after payment.

In Vivo Optical Imaging of Brain Function brings together, for the first time, a review of the wide variety of optical imaging techniques that have recently emerged for the specific study of activity in the living brain, as well as their.
Abstract: Reviews the variety of optical imaging techniques that have emerged for the specific study of activity in the living brain and their application for animal and human brain research. This work includes invasive and noninvasive techniques that describe brain functions at levels ranging from single neurons to large assemblies.