Abstract
Quantitative measurement of the phasic (changes in several seconds) and tonic (changes in minutes to hours) level changes of neurotransmitters is an essential technique for understanding brain functions and brain diseases regulated by the neurotransmitters. However, monitoring phasic and tonic levels of multiple neurotransmitters is still a challenging technology. Microdialysis can measure the tonic levels of multiple neurotransmitters simultaneously but has a low temporal resolution (minute) to analyze precisely. Fast-scan cyclic voltammetry (FSCV) has high temporal resolution and high sensitivity, but it was not able to simultaneously measure the tonic level of multiple neurotransmitters. The recently proposed deep learning-based FSCV method was still only capable of phasic concentration estimation of neurotransmitters. In this study, we estimate the tonic levels of dopamine and serotonin simultaneously by training a deep-learning network with the extracted tonic information from the FSCV. The proposed deep learning model was validated in vitro to simultaneously estimate tonic concentrations of two neurotransmitters with statistically significantly higher accuracy than previously proposed background subtraction-based models (p<0.001). In particular, in the case of serotonin concentration estimation error, the proposed model showed higher prediction performance than the background subtraction-based model (48 nM and 73 nM, respectively). We expect that the proposed technique will help simultaneous measurement of the phasic and tonic levels of numerous neurotransmitters in vivo soon.Clinical Relevance- This study proposes a method to simultaneously measure tonic dopamine and tonic serotonin with high temporal resolution with a single electrode in the brain.
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