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A low-noise multi-electrode array system for in vitro extracellular electrophysiology |
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The MED64 is a user-friendly multi-electrode array (MEA) system for stimulation and recording of field potentials (extracellular signals) from different areas within a biological sample over hours, days, weeks and even months. Acute or cultured biological preparations are placed or grown directly on a grid of 64 planar microelectrodes, which serve a dual purpose of stimulus-delivery and signal recording. The unique construction of the system eliminates the need for many cumbersome and expensive equipment used in conventional electrophysiology, including a faraday cage, anti-vibration table, micromanipulators, and even the puller and glass microelectrodes. Learn MORE
Exhibition
ISSCR, 10th annual meeting
June 13-16, Yokohama, Japan
Booth#: 614
Updated 05/07/12
MEA Meeting 2012
July 11-12, Reutlingen, Germany
Uupdated 05/17/12
New Publications
Patient-specific induced pluripotent stem cells as a model for
familial dilated cardiomyopathy.
Sun N, et el. Sci Transl Med.
Stimulation of
the lateral division of the dorsal telencephalon induces synaptic
plasticity in the medial division of adult zebrafish.
Ng MC, et el. Neurosci Lett.
Updated 05/07/12
MED
Heated Connector
The new MED Connector with heater and thermocouple sensor is now
available!
Updated 08/26/11
New Download
Mobius Tutorial
is updated.
Updated 12/23/2011
Mobius
ver.0.3.9 (Rev112) is now ready
Updated 11/04/11
• Evoked and spontaneous activities (fEPSP, Spikes)
• Synaptic plasticity (LTP, LTD)
• Spontaneous rhythmic activities (oscillations)
• Pacing and propagation in myocytes
• Safety pharmacology (QT prolongation / CNS toxicology)
• Drug testing with acute tissue slices
• Chronic drug testing with cultures
• Stem cell biology
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