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A versatile, positive-going voltage indicator that enables accessible two-photon recordings in vivo
Genetically encoded voltage indicators (GEVIs) enable cell‑type-specific optical readout of membrane potential, but two‑photon (2P) spike detection has been hampered by low signal‑to‑noise and ultrafast off‑kinetics, restricting use to specialized microscopes. We introduce FORCE1s, a green, positive
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