Hui Dong

The paper introduces a far-red dopamine sensor, HaloDA1.0, enabling multiplex imaging of neurochemical networks in vivo with high sensitivity and versatility.

The paper develops improved GRABDA sensors to monitor dopaminergic activity in vivo, showing high sensitivity and spatially resolved DA release in mice during behaviors.

This paper develops improved GRABNE sensors to monitor norepinephrine release in vivo with high sensitivity and uses them to study NE dynamics in mice.

This paper develops dual-color GRAB sensors to monitor spatiotemporal serotonin release in vivo, revealing uniform and gradient release patterns and seizure-induced waves.

This paper develops genetically encoded sensors to measure histamine release in vitro and in vivo, showing high sensitivity and specificity for extracellular histamine detection.

The paper develops and optimizes GRABDA fluorescent sensors to monitor dopaminergic activity with high sensitivity and resolution in vivo.