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Karl Deisseroth (Q935993)

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American optogeneticist
  • Karl Alexander Deisseroth
  • Deisseroth K
  • Karl A. Deisseroth
  • Karl A Deisseroth
  • K. A. Deisseroth
  • K A Deisseroth
  • K. Deisseroth
  • K Deisseroth
  • Deisseroth
  • Deisseroth K.
  • Deisseroth K. A.
  • Deisseroth KA
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    Karl Deisseroth
    American optogeneticist
    • Karl Alexander Deisseroth
    • Deisseroth K
    • Karl A. Deisseroth
    • Karl A Deisseroth
    • K. A. Deisseroth
    • K A Deisseroth
    • K. Deisseroth
    • K Deisseroth
    • Deisseroth
    • Deisseroth K.
    • Deisseroth K. A.
    • Deisseroth KA

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    Karl Deisseroth in 2022. (English)
    Karl Deisseroth en 2022. (French)
    20 September 2022
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    Karl Deisseroth (English)
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    Karl Alexander Deisseroth (English)
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    for the development and implementation of optogenetics – the programming of neurons to express light-activated ion channels and pumps, so that their electrical activity can be controlled by light. (English)
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    for the discovery of opsin molecules, involved in sensing light in microorganisms, and the pioneering work in utilizing these opsins to develop optogenetics. (English)
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    for pioneering the technology called optogenetics in which insertion of a single bacterial protein into a neuron allows exquisite control of the neuron with light. (English)
    For the development of optogenetics as a way to control the activity of specific circuits in the nervous system, to determine their function and ultimately to control them to treat neurological and psychiatric disorders. (English)
    The development of methods that use genetically addressable light-sensitive membrane proteins to unravel neural circuit function (English)
    "for contributions to the invention and development of optogenetics." (English)
    Karl Deisseroth
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