Conclusion and Outlook
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1CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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8CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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9CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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10CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference5, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference6 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference7, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference8 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 2CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference9, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference5, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference6 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference7, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference8 Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs 3CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference9, but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP3R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference5 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference6 Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations. The IP3R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP3R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference7 Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission. The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that in acute slice and development, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex in vivo. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference8 Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission. The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that in acute slice and development, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex in vivo. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...
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4CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference9 Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission. The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that in acute slice and development, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex in vivo. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...
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5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0 Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission. The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that in acute slice and development, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex in vivo. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...
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5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1 Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission. The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that in acute slice and development, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex in vivo. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...
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5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2 Direct quantitative tests of the acute ANLS locus. Section
{ref}sec:metabolic-couplingleft open whether the acute glucose-uptake locus is astrocytic or neuronal. Simultaneous, cell-type-resolved glucose and lactate sensors — genetically encoded variants expressed from astrocyte and neuron-specific promoters in the same animal and the same stimulus — are the minimum experiment required to adjudicate it. Sensor t... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3 Direct quantitative tests of the acute ANLS locus. Section
{ref}sec:metabolic-couplingleft open whether the acute glucose-uptake locus is astrocytic or neuronal. Simultaneous, cell-type-resolved glucose and lactate sensors — genetically encoded variants expressed from astrocyte and neuron-specific promoters in the same animal and the same stimulus — are the minimum experiment required to adjudicate it. Sensor t... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference5 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference6 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference7 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference8 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
5CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference9 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0 Systematic regional and species benchmarking. Section
{ref}sec:regional-diversitydocumented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca2+ statistics even under identical indicators, and Section{ref}sec:species-diseaseshowed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1 Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsmade its own pointed critique: the formal-model tier is uneven in reproducibility, with code availability, parameter-sweep transparency, and regional parameterisation all inconsistent across published studies 6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2. The forward-looking priorities are therefore as much sociotechnical as scient... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3 Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsmade its own pointed critique: the formal-model tier is uneven in reproducibility, with code availability, parameter-sweep transparency, and regional parameterisation all inconsistent across published studies 6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4. The forward-looking priorities are therefore as much sociotechnical as scient... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference5 Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsmade its own pointed critique: the formal-model tier is uneven in reproducibility, with code availability, parameter-sweep transparency, and regional parameterisation all inconsistent across published studies 6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference6. The forward-looking priorities are therefore as much sociotechnical as scient... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference7 Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models. The tripartite-synapse tier of Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsis currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice 6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference8. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-... -
6CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference9 Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models. The tripartite-synapse tier of Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsis currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice 7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference0. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-... -
7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference1 Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models. The tripartite-synapse tier of Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsis currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice 7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference2. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-... -
7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference3 Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models. The tripartite-synapse tier of Section
{ref}sec:computational-modelsis currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice 7CitationThe review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical in vivo astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that are avail...content/15_conclusion.md:line 8Open reference4. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-...
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- [manninen_2018_frontneuroinform] “The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical *in vivo* astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that *are* avail...”
- [bezerra_2024_ploscomput] “The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical *in vivo* astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that *are* avail...”
- [jiang_2025_ploscomput] “The review is uneven in two ways that deserve to be made explicit before any forward-looking list is offered. First, the literature it summarises is dominated by rodent hippocampal slice physiology and head-fixed two-photon imaging in mouse somatosensory, visual, and cerebellar cortex. Primate and human cortical *in vivo* astrocyte data at subcellular resolution are nearly absent; the human findings that *are* avail...”
- [akerboom_2012_jneurosci] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [akerboom_2013_frontmol] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [shigetomi_2013_neuroscience] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [srinivasan_2015_natneurosci] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [agarwal_2017_neuron] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [petravicz_2008_jneurosci] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [agulhon_2010_science] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [fiacco_2007_neuron] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [savtchouk_2018_jneurosci] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [fujita_2014_jneurosci] “Second, the tool landscape for astrocyte manipulation remains asymmetric. Calcium-imaging resolution has advanced dramatically with GCaMP6/7 variants and membrane-tethered GECIs [akerboom_2012_jneurosci, akerboom_2013_frontmol, shigetomi_2013_neuroscience, srinivasan_2015_natneurosci, agarwal_2017_neuron], but causal perturbation still depends on a small set of mouse lines (IP<sub>3</sub>R2-KO, dnSNARE, Aldh1l1-Cre/...”
- [adamsky_2018_cell] “*Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations.* The IP<sub>3</sub>R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP<sub>3</sub>R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...”
- [mederos_2019_glia] “*Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations.* The IP<sub>3</sub>R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP<sub>3</sub>R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...”
- [depitta_2009_jbiol] “*Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations.* The IP<sub>3</sub>R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP<sub>3</sub>R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...”
- [depitta_2011_ploscomput] “*Compartment-specific, conditional calcium manipulations.* The IP<sub>3</sub>R2-knockout controversy cannot be settled by further use of the IP<sub>3</sub>R2 knockout alone. What is needed are manipulations that dissociate the somatic, branch, perisynaptic, and endfoot compartments — for example, spatially targeted chemogenetic or optogenetic actuators expressed from promoters that restrict expression to identified...”
- [marvin_2013_natmethods] “*Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission.* The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that *in acute slice and development*, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex *in vivo*. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...”
- [araque_2014_neuron] “*Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission.* The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that *in acute slice and development*, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex *in vivo*. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...”
- [durkee_2021_trendsneurosciences] “*Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission.* The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that *in acute slice and development*, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex *in vivo*. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...”
- [goenaga_2023_frontsynaptic] “*Adjudication of adult-cortex vesicular gliotransmission.* The specific claim that survives critical re-examination is that *in acute slice and development*, regulated astrocytic release measurably affects receptor-site physiology. The claim the field should now try to decide is whether that continues to be true in adult cortex *in vivo*. Combining iGluSnFR/iSeroSnFR-class reporters with single-astrocyte, compartmen...”
- [lundgaard_2015_natcommun] “*Direct quantitative tests of the acute ANLS locus.* Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` left open whether the acute glucose-uptake locus is astrocytic or neuronal. Simultaneous, cell-type-resolved glucose and lactate sensors — genetically encoded variants expressed from astrocyte and neuron-specific promoters in the same animal and the same stimulus — are the minimum experiment required to adjudicate it. Sensor t...”
- [chuquet_2010_jneurosci] “*Direct quantitative tests of the acute ANLS locus.* Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` left open whether the acute glucose-uptake locus is astrocytic or neuronal. Simultaneous, cell-type-resolved glucose and lactate sensors — genetically encoded variants expressed from astrocyte and neuron-specific promoters in the same animal and the same stimulus — are the minimum experiment required to adjudicate it. Sensor t...”
- [chai_2017_neuron] “*Systematic regional and species benchmarking.* Section {ref}`sec:regional-diversity` documented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca<sup>2+</sup> statistics even under identical indicators, and Section {ref}`sec:species-disease` showed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20...”
- [yu_2018_neuron] “*Systematic regional and species benchmarking.* Section {ref}`sec:regional-diversity` documented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca<sup>2+</sup> statistics even under identical indicators, and Section {ref}`sec:species-disease` showed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20...”
- [khakh_2019_annurevneurosci] “*Systematic regional and species benchmarking.* Section {ref}`sec:regional-diversity` documented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca<sup>2+</sup> statistics even under identical indicators, and Section {ref}`sec:species-disease` showed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20...”
- [batiuk_2020_natcommun] “*Systematic regional and species benchmarking.* Section {ref}`sec:regional-diversity` documented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca<sup>2+</sup> statistics even under identical indicators, and Section {ref}`sec:species-disease` showed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20...”
- [bayraktar_2020_natneurosci] “*Systematic regional and species benchmarking.* Section {ref}`sec:regional-diversity` documented that cortex, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebellum produce quantitatively different Ca<sup>2+</sup> statistics even under identical indicators, and Section {ref}`sec:species-disease` showed that rodent and human cortical astrocytes differ along at least morphometric, electrophysiological, and transcriptomic axes [chai_20...”
- [manninen_2023_neuroinform] “Section {ref}`sec:computational-models` made its own pointed critique: the formal-model tier is uneven in reproducibility, with code availability, parameter-sweep transparency, and regional parameterisation all inconsistent across published studies [manninen_2018_frontneuroinform, manninen_2023_neuroinform, gonzalez_2020_frontneuroinform]. The forward-looking priorities are therefore as much sociotechnical as scient...”
- [gonzalez_2020_frontneuroinform] “Section {ref}`sec:computational-models` made its own pointed critique: the formal-model tier is uneven in reproducibility, with code availability, parameter-sweep transparency, and regional parameterisation all inconsistent across published studies [manninen_2018_frontneuroinform, manninen_2023_neuroinform, gonzalez_2020_frontneuroinform]. The forward-looking priorities are therefore as much sociotechnical as scient...”
- [nadkarni_2008_ploscomput] “*Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models.* The tripartite-synapse tier of Section {ref}`sec:computational-models` is currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice [nadkarni_2008_ploscomput, depitta_2009_jbiol, depitta_2011_ploscomput, depitta_2016_neuralplasticity]. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-...”
- [depitta_2016_neuralplasticity] “*Regionally and species-parameterised tripartite-synapse models.* The tripartite-synapse tier of Section {ref}`sec:computational-models` is currently parameterised from rodent hippocampal slice [nadkarni_2008_ploscomput, depitta_2009_jbiol, depitta_2011_ploscomput, depitta_2016_neuralplasticity]. Variants parameterised explicitly against cortical, striatal, cerebellar, and human-iPSC-derived data would make region-...”
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