Sentence examples for clamp equipment from inspiring English sources

After publishing the technique, the researchers also created a company, Neuromatic Devices, which now sells automated patch clamp equipment to make it easier for others to duplicate the technique.

Appropriate clamping equipment (e.g. press or perimeter clamps) is necessary to equilibrate these forces.

In addition, a prototype clamping equipment is designed and put into production.

The different types of equipment available are discussed, including the laser types, beam delivery and clamping equipment.

All these experiments were performed using CytoPatch™2 automated patch-clamp equipment.

The authors tested the CytoPatch automated patch-clamp equipment and performed whole-cell recordings in HEK293 cells stably transfected with human Nav1.5.

If this is not possible, and by means of its extraordinary discrimination between current and noise, this automated patch-clamp equipment will only be helpful for rapid I NaL-modifying drug screening.

Using CytoPatch™ 2 automated patch-clamp equipment, we performed whole-cell recordings in HEK293 cells stably expressing human Nav1.5, and measured the late Na + component as average current over the last 100 ms of 300 ms depolarizing pulses to -10 mV from a holding potential of -100 mV, with a repetition frequency of 0.33 Hz.

In agreement with the significant activatory effects of veratridine 1 μM on cardiac Nav1.5 channels in late gating mode in stably transfected cell lines, we found an important prolongation of action potential duration when the drug was applied to human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes in current-clamp configuration, using CytoPatch™2 automated patch-clamp equipment.

Injections into myofibers were performed using traditional patch-clamp electrophysiology equipment [51].

The investigations of membrane potentials of living cells and the interface electrode/electrolyte or electrode/surface film/electrolyte require almost identical strategies and techniques (eg ion sensitive micro electrodes, ion clamp techniques, electronic equipment).