Details for Peter_MS14_180206_113123_concat

Back to list of sessions

  • Date & time: 2018-02-06, 11:31:23

  • Animal subject: MS14

  • Investigator: Peter Petersen

  • Experimenters: Michelle Hernandez, Peter Petersen

  • Project: Theta rhythm perturbation by focal cooling of the septal pacemaker in awake rats

  • Data repositories: NYUshare_Datasets, download session from Web share

  • Created: 2019-05-20 12:41:55 by Peter Petersen ADMIN
    Updated: 2020-07-20 22:27:56 by Peter Petersen ADMIN

  • Notes:
    recordingID = 108

Epochs

Epochs Behavioral paradigm Maze type Built maze Manipulation Duration Notes
Peter_MS14_180206_113123 Homecage_Sleep Homecage Homecage_Rat 13947.3
Peter_MS14_180206_152925 ThetaMaze_AlternativeRunning Theta maze Theta_Maze_Peter Thermal perturbation 2806.2
Peter_MS14_180206_161805 Homecage_Sleep Homecage Homecage_Rat 5070.132

Extracellular

Equipment

File format

Sampling rate

nSamples

nChannels

Spike groups

Least significant bit
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dat 20000 436472640 128 6

Implanted probes

MS22 : #1 Silicon probe NeuroNexus Buzsaki64sp (64 ch, 6 shanks, staggered Non-uniform ) | Region: HIP | Coordinates: -3.3, -2.5, -1.6
MS22 : #2 Silicon probe NeuroNexus Buzsaki64sp (64 ch, 6 shanks, staggered Non-uniform ) | Region: HIP | Coordinates: -3.3, 2.5, 1.6

Spike groups

Spike groups are typically defined by the group of channels within shanks. Channels are listed and comma-separated and labels can further be assigned to each group. Channels are 0-indexed.

Group

Channels

Label
1 57,50,54,61,51,56,60,48,55,63,49,59,62,53,52,58
2 23,17,20,26,21,22,28,25,18,31,29,24,30,16,19,27
3 114,118,125,115,120,124,112,119,127,113,123,126,117,116,122
4 106,100,105,111,98,104,103,96,109,99
5 87,81,84,90,85,86,92,89,82,95,93,88,94,80,83,91
6 72,67,71,76,66,73,77,65,70,78,64,74,79,68,69,75
This section is dedicated to extra inputs besides the primary recording channels. For extracellular recordings this includes any extra analog and digital channels. Further it can be inputs saved with an Arduino or Raspberry pi or an entirely different hardware solution.

Equipment

Input type

Channel

Tag

Description
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) aux 4 Temperature MS temperature probe
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) adc 1 WheelPosition Running wheel
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 1 OptitrackSync TTL sync
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 2 BaslerSync TTL sync
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 5 ArduinoRemoteCh1 Remote Button A
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 6 ArduinoRemoteCh2 Remote Button B
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 7 ArduinoRemoteCh3 Remote Button C
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) dig 8 ArduinoRemoteCh4 Remote Button D
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) aux 1 AccelerometerX Head mounted accelerometer
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) aux 2 AccelerometerY Head mounted accelerometer
Intan Technologies, RHD2000 USB interface board (256ch) aux 3 AccelerometerZ Head mounted accelerometer

Equipment

File names

Epoch

Type

Framerate

Notes
OptiTrack, Flex 13 Take 2018-02-06 03.29.38 PM.csv 2 Head position 120
Basler, acA1300-200uc Basler acA1300-200uc (21965891)_20180206_152930641.avi 2 Video 10
Brain regions are defined according to the Allen Institute Atlas. A brain region can be assigned to a list of channels or spike groups.

Brain region

Channels

Spike groups
CA1 – Field CA1 (View in Atlas) 1:128

Channel tags

Examples and reserved tags: Bad, Good, Theta, Gamma, Delta, Ripple, RippleNoise.

Tag

Channels

Spike groups
Theta 9 4
Ripple 9 4

Analysis tags

Tag

Value

Description

Spike sorting

Method

Format

Relative path

Channels

Spike sorter

Notes

Sorting completed

Units count

Sorting ID
KiloSort Phy Peter Petersen 0 36162

Spike sorted units

No Entries Found
No data
No data
No data