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Thomas O. Helmbrecht
Researcher at Max Planck Society
Publications - 11
Citations - 422
Thomas O. Helmbrecht is an academic researcher from Max Planck Society. The author has contributed to research in topics: Tectum & Stimulus (physiology). The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 11 publications receiving 247 citations.
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Linking Neurons to Network Function and Behavior by Two-Photon Holographic Optogenetics and Volumetric Imaging
TL;DR: A flexible method for high-resolution interrogation of circuit function is introduced, which combines simultaneous 3D two-photon stimulation of multiple targeted neurons, volumetric functional imaging, and quantitative behavioral tracking, which enables linking behavior to circuit activity with unprecedented resolution.
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Topography of a Visuomotor Transformation
TL;DR: It is concluded that specific labeled lines guide object-directed behavior in the larval zebrafish brain through a tectum-generated space code sufficient to steer orienting movements.
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Genetic targeting and anatomical registration of neuronal populations in the zebrafish brain with a new set of BAC transgenic tools
Dominique Förster,Irene Arnold-Ammer,Eva Laurell,Alison J. Barker,Alison J. Barker,António M. Fernandes,Karin Finger-Baier,Alessandro Filosa,Alessandro Filosa,Thomas O. Helmbrecht,Yvonne Kölsch,Enrico Kühn,Estuardo Robles,Estuardo Robles,Krasimir Slanchev,Tod R. Thiele,Tod R. Thiele,Herwig Baier,Fumi Kubo +18 more
TL;DR: This study reports the generation of a new Gal4- and Cre-driver resource for zebrafish neurobiology and shows that a combination of Gal4 and Cre transgenes allows intersectional expression of a fluorescent reporter in regions where the expression of the two drivers overlaps.
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Retinotectal circuitry of larval zebrafish is adapted to detection and pursuit of prey.
Dominique Förster,Thomas O. Helmbrecht,Duncan S. Mearns,Linda Jordan,Nouwar Mokayes,Herwig Baier +5 more
TL;DR: It is concluded that local cell-type composition and connectivity across the tectum are adapted to the processing of location-dependent, behaviorally relevant object features.
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Molecular classification of zebrafish retinal ganglion cells links genes to cell types to behavior.
Yvonne Kölsch,Yvonne Kölsch,Joshua Hahn,Anna Sappington,Manuel Stemmer,António M. Fernandes,Thomas O. Helmbrecht,Shriya Lele,Salwan Butrus,Eva Laurell,Irene Arnold-Ammer,Karthik Shekhar,Karthik Shekhar,Joshua R. Sanes,Herwig Baier +14 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used single-cell transcriptomics to identify marker genes for >30 mature RGCs and several developmental intermediates and used this dataset to engineer transgenic driver lines, enabling specific experimental access to a subset of RGC types.