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[Abstract] Calcium imaging is a powerful technique in the study of neuronal physiology, as it avoids the enzyme treatment on neurons and is able to study the neuronal activities in vivo. Using calcium-imaging techniques, we are able to monitor the elevation of calcium in the neuron. Furthermore, we can combine calcium imaging with other methods, like whole-cell patch clamp recordings, to detect a single cell calcium signal in brain slices. In this protocol, we describe a detailed confocal imaging method that is combined with whole-cell patch clamp configuration using brain slices (Du et al., 2017).

Combinations of Patch-Clamp and Confocal Calcium Imaging in Acutely Isolated Adult Mouse Amygdala Brain Slices