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**vel Na**tower Electrodes for Deep Tissue Intracellular Recordings
[IMG]http://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/na**towers.jpg[/IMG] Electrophysiology is an invaluable technique for studying the electrical activity of neurons in the brain and has important clinical applications. The use of na**wire and na**tube Intracellular electrode recording devices has improved the spatial resolution and sensitivity of electrophysiological techniques. However, Intracellular Recordings within thick tissues is limited by the length of the na**tube/na**wire electrode, which has insufficient stiffness at lengths greater than 10 µm. As a result, existing na**devices can**t be used to record neuronal electrical activity within thick Tissue slices ex vivo or within Deep Tissue structures in vivo. To overcome this challenge, researchers at Toyohashi University of Tech**logy in Japan have developed a long na**scale-tipped microneedle electrode.* The 120 µm-long “na**tower” electrode is sufficiently strong to penetrate thicker and deeper Tissue structures, overcoming the limitations of conventional na**tube and na**wire electrodes.* The development of this device, described in an article published in Small, diversifies the scope of preclinical and clinical applications of na**electrodes in electrophysiology. Study in Small: Na**scale-Tipped High-Aspect-Ratio Vertical Microneedle Electrodes for Intracellular Recordings Via:*Toyohashi University of Tech**logy The post **vel Na**tower Electrodes for Deep Tissue Intracellular Recordings appeared first on Medgadget. ??????? ??????: **vel Na**tower Electrodes for Deep Tissue Intracellular Recordings || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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