BioTechniques · 2002 · 11 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesBiophysicsCell BiologyCell BiophysicsCell PhysiologyElectrophysiologyBiomedical InstrumentationBiopotential MeasurementMembrane PotentialBiopotential RecordingCurrentsElectrophysiological MeasurementElectrophysiological Signal AcquisitionExtracellular RecordingIntracellular RecordingMembrane Potential MeasurementMultichannel Biopotential Recording
rent pattern. Using a porous agarose layer to support the sample, we frequently measure proton currents traveling towards the dish floor, suggesting that this provides a more physiological environment in which ions are free to move from all surfaces of the ovariole unimpeded (Figure
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