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simulations of membrane-embedded solutes has, in general, been ... In this work, we develop a first principles ... Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA.
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Oct 3, 2011 - Planar patch-clamp chips, integrated into automated systems, offer high .... proximal cells. MEAs are powerful and readily available tools to.
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Jun 27, 2006 - recording from individual neurons in brain slice preparations .... recordings in mammalian brain slices using a standard patch clamp amplifier, ...
Patch clamp techniques for single channel and whole-cell recording. DAVID OGDEN and PETER STANFIELD. 1. Introduction. The patch clamp technique was ...
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size of the pipette necessary to provide nanoscale images of the cell surface proved an obstacle to sampling more than the occasional ion channel.4 The breakthrough in the study by Bhargava et al1 was to expand the size of the probe after surface mapping, thus increasing the likelihood of capturing channels resident at those locations. The same piezo-electric controller for cell surface mapping was used to move the probe away from the cell and onto the surface of the recording chamber, where the tip was progressively clipped to the desired size on the basis of conductance measurements. Remarkably, something so simple as repeatedly driving the tip into the chamber bottom yielded consistently sized tips that, forget the polishing, were able to form seals with ≈70% probability. Moreover, the pipette could be returned to a previously mapped cellular feature, namely the Z groove or the T-tubule, or its towering crest, with an error of
