Publications

Various research projects have been conducted relying on our software products. Some of the publications are listed below.

In the following research projects, the microscope software Morgentau M1 has been employed to, for example, monitor and visualize experiments or to acquire data:

• Beed, P., Bendels, M.H.K., Wiegand, H.F., Leibold, C., Johenning, W., and D. Schmitz (2010): Analysis of Excitatory Microcircuitry in the Medial Entorhinal Cortex Reveals Cell-Type-Specific Differences, Neuron 68(6), pp. 1059-1066. (Link).
• Beed, S., Salmen, B., and D. Schmitz (2009): GluK2-Mediated Excitability within the Superficial Layers of the Entorhinal Cortex, PLoS ONE 4(5), e5576. (Link).
• Bendels, M.H.K. (2007): Development and Verification of a Laser-Photostimulation-System to Analyze the Neuronal Connectivity in the Cortex, Thesis, Technical University Berlin.
  
• Bendels, M.H.K., Beed, P., Leibold, C., Schmitz, D. and Johenning, F.W. (2008): A Novel Control Software that Improves the Experimental Workflow of Scanning Photostimulation Experiments. Journal of Neuroscience Methods 175(1), pp. 44-57. (Link).
• Bendels, M.H.K., Beed, P., Schmitz, D., Johenning, F.W., Leibold, C. (2010): Detection of input sites in scanning photostimulation data based on spatial correlations. Journal of Neuroscience Methods 192(2), pp. 286-295. (Link).
• Johenning, F., Beed, P., Trimbuch, T., Bendels, M.H.K., Winterer, J., Schmitz, D. (2009): Dendritic Compartment and Neuronal Output Mode Determine Pathway-Specific Long-Term Potentiation in the Piriform Cortex. Journal of Neuroscience 29(43), pp. 13649-13661. (Link).

Research institutes relying on our scientific software

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