Voltage-Clamp Techniques is a membrane electrophysiological method that belongs to the class of experimental techniques used to measure ionic currents across cell membranes, distinguished by its ability to fix the membrane potential at a chosen value to study the behavior of voltage-gated ion channels under controlled conditions.
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