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Photometry analysis

Kravitz Lab edited this page Apr 1, 2024 · 6 revisions

A python notebook containing code for processing and analyzing data captured with the RWD system is here!

Photometry pre-processing is a multi-step process that aims to remove motion artifacts from the fluorescent signal. The steps include:

Importing a .csv file containing your raw data

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Fit an exponential curve to the isosbestic and fluorescence signals, to be used for subtracting out the bleaching trend

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Subtract this fitted curve from the fluorescent and UV traces

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Scaling the isosbestic and fluorescent signals to the same range, using a linear regression. Note how the values close to zero drive this scaling operation.

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Subtract the scaled isosbestic from the fluorescence trace

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Bandpass filter the signal to remove high and low frequency fluctuations (depending on your experimental goals this may not be desired)

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After this, events of interest can be identified and peri-event traces can be made. Depending on the experimental design different approaches will be needed to define events.

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