Contribution of optical resolution to the spatial precision of two-photon optogenetic photostimulation <i>in vivo</i>.

"the code and processed data are freely available to repeat these measurements and can be found at https://github com/packer-lab/opsf_vs_ppsf 3 3 1 we used an slm to vary the size of the photostimulation opsf and control its z position relative to the targeted neuron.; code and data availability data can be freely accessed through github at the following link including all of the code and data to reproduce the figures in the paper: https://github com/packer-lab/opsf_vs_ppsf the raw data from calcium imaging is large (1 to 2 terabytes) and is freely available upon request."

"the code and processed data are freely available to repeat these measurements and can be found at https://github com/packer-lab/opsf_vs_ppsf 3 3 1 we used an slm to vary the size of the photostimulation opsf and control its z position relative to the targeted neuron."

"Disclosures: R.M.L., B.P., and A.M.P. have no conflicts to declare."

"We would like to thank Kelly Sakaki, Simon Butt, and Anna Hoerder-Suabedissen for their useful discussion. We also like to thank Scientifica, Toptica Photonics, and Coherent Inc. for technical support with the microscopes and lasers. This work was supported by funding from the Wellcome Trust (Grant No. 204651/Z/16/Z) and the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Program (Grant No. 852765)."