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Patch Clamp Equipment Supplied In Europe
4 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Nanion Technologies GmbH based inMunich, GERMANY
The Port-a-Patch is a turn-key miniaturized patch clamp system enabling the user to rapidly generate high quality data, regardless of experience. This makes it ideal as an easy-to-use tool for learning patch clamp electrophysiology. Behind its small and compact appearance lies sophisticated technology, producing ...
Manufactured by:Campden Instruments (Vibrotome) based inLoughborough, UNITED KINGDOM
The 7000smz-2 Vibrotome by Campden Instruments is a highly precise vibrating microtome designed for creating tissue slices suitable for visual patch clamping and high-resolution imaging. Equipped with a z-axis calibration unit, this vibrotome minimizes blade adjustment errors, ensuring healthy, viable sections with minimal z-axis deflection. Operating at ...
by:3Brain AG based inWadenswil, SWITZERLAND
BioCAM DupleX is a state-of-the-art, high-resolution microelectrode array (also known as multielectrode array) platform for powerful in vitro functional imaging. Its bidirectional electrodes make it possible to simultaneously record high-density electrophysiological data at 20 kHz and induce electrical neural network stimulation from any of the 4,096 microelectrodes. This advanced platform ...
Manufactured by:Aurora Biomed Inc. based inVancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Cell-based assays have always been a powerful tool in biological research laboratories. Recently, cell-based assays have become preferred over traditional biochemical assays by both the pharmaceutical and biotech industry because they provide a more in vivo-like environment for biochemical experiments. However, such assays demand special methods and techniques that are not easily done manually ...