Tag Archives: electrophysiology
Experiments, Organ Systems, Products, Resources
Empowering Neurophysiologists: Introducing the Vibratome Electrophysiology Kit for Acute Brain Slice Studies
Patch-clamp electrophysiology is a powerful technique used by neurophysiologists to investigate the electrical properties of neurons. Central to this process is the preparation of acute
Experiments, Organ Systems, Products, Resources
Oxygenation of Buffer Solutions (ACSF) for Electrophysiology
Oxygenation of a buffer solution for electrophysiology is important to maintain the viability of cells and tissues, as well as to prevent the formation of
Animal Models, Experiments, Organ Systems, Products, Resources
Vibratome for Large Diameter Tissue Sectioning
When it comes to studying large-sized organs or tissues, such as brains, kidneys, or even entire embryos, researchers often face a significant challenge in obtaining
Animal Models, Experiments, Organ Systems, Products, Resources
Vibratome for High-Throughput Tissue Sectioning
Have you ever wanted to make one cut and get enough tissue slices for an entire 24-well plate? Well, our new Compresstome VF-800-0Z is now
Electrophysiology is the study of the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues, and how these properties generate and propagate electrical signals in the body.
Most basic science researchers use mice or rats as their animal model of choice. But what if you study larger animal models like guinea pigs,
Honoring Women in Neurophysiology Welcome to March 2021! This month is Women’s History Month, and March 8 is International Women’s Day. We would like to share the stories
What is Electrophysiology? Electrophysiology is the study of the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues. Specifically, in neuroscience, it includes the measurements of the
We are Here to Support Your Research We’ve all worked on something and hit a road block, right? When this happens, do you receive the
Customer Stories, Experiments, Organ Systems, Products
Compresstome® Lab Feature: The Madison Lab at Stanford University
As the number of Compresstome® vibratome users expand around the world, we would like to showcase some of their research work with you! This week,
- 1
- 2
