Programm

Posterausstellung

Poster exhibition
P08 | In vivo nevrophysiology & connectivity

P08-01
Object Coding in the Dentate Gyrus during Novel Object Recognition
Vladimir Zavialov, Josef Bischofberger; Basel, Switzerland

P08-02
Reciprocal firing rate changes of dopamine substantia nigra neurons associated with increased head acceleration, speed of locomotion and rotational behavior of mice during open field locomotion
Daniela Freitag, Pascal Vogel, Jochen Roeper; Frankfurt a. M., Germany

P08-03
Enhanced spinal network excitability in ALS patients produces abnormal H-reflex recovery when employing the double stimulation paradigm
Robert Patejdl, Sebastian Wölk; Erfurt, Germany, Rostock, Germany

P08-04
K-ATP channels are open in vivo and prevent depolarization block in medial substantia nigra dopamine neurons, enabling intrinsic oscillations
Richard Egger-Mackrodt, Niklas Hammer-Bahador, Jochen Roeper; Frankfurt a. M., Germany

P08-05
Multimodal analysis of GABAergic transmission within the motor cortex of the dystonic hamster
Sarah Rahause, Ella Nissen, Max Hörnschemeyer, Johannes Nolte, Fabiana Santana Kragelund, Rüdiger Köhling, Denise Franz; Rostock, Germany

P08-06
Microglia regulate hippocampal network dynamics via THIK-1 dependent IL-1β release
Michael Surala, Ecem Tütüncü, Luna Šošo Zdravkovic, Zoltan Gerevich, Jörg Rolf Paul Geiger, Jonas-Frederic Sauer, Christian Madry; Berlin, Germany, Homburg, Germany

P08-07
Loss of endosomal Sodium-Hydrogen Exchanger NHE6 rewires metabolism in primary astrocytes
Lara Sach, Heidi Nielsen, Blanca Aldana, Stine Falsig Pedersen; Copenhagen, Denmark, Frederiksberg, Denmark

P08-08
Comparative Characterization of Functional Network Emergence in Dorsal and Ventral Forebrain Organoids Derived from Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Tomas Fanutza, Maximilian Borgmeyer, Zino Aufenacker, Nina Wittenmayer, Christian Wozny; Hamburg, Germany

P08-09
In vivo awake Neuropixels recordings of putative dopamine neurons in the substantia nigra reveal state-transition coding during self-paced locomotion
Yingning Lu, Pascal Vogel, Jochen Roeper; Frankfurt a. M., Germany

P08-10
Mapping of projection-specific inputs to the nucleus reuniens
Sören Brandt, Andreas Weiß, Kira Kaiser, Niels  Röhrdanz, Peer Wulff; Kiel, Germany

P08-11
Brain-wide Monosynaptic Input Mapping of Nucleus Accumbens Neurons
Natasha Nadeem Khan, Ximena Icaria Salinas-Hernandez, Sevil Duvarci; Frankfurt a. M., Germany

P08-12
Electrophysiological characterization of seizure generation mechanisms in a genetic rat model of absence epilepsy
Annika Lüttjohann, Eleni Nikalexi, Jonas Terlau, Thomas Budde, Hans-Christian Pape; Münster, Germany, Munich, Germany

P08-13
Selective Cav1.3-inhibition reduces dopamine substantia nigra neuron in vivo firing and striatal dopamine transients during exploration in male mice
Johannes  Boehm, Pascal Vogel, Niklas Hammer-Bahador, Nadine Ortner, Jochen Roeper; Frankfurt a.M., Germany, Frankfurt a. M., Germany, Graz, Austria

P08-14
Interactions of catecholaminergic signaling in the brain
Alexander Dieter, Lena Eschholz, J. Simon Wiegert; Mannheim, Germany

 

 

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The joint ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GERMAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY and the SCANDINAVIAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY

16. - 19. September 2026
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