Drug Effects On iPSC-derived Neurons

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Drug Effects On iPSC-derived Neurons 2018-10-02T05:09:07+00:00

Drug Effects On iPSC-derived Neurons

iPS Neurons

A: Human iPS cell-derived cerebral cortical neurons (Axol™ Cerebral Cortical Neurons) co-cultured with astrocyte on a MED Probe (MED-P515A, 134 days in-vitro).

B: 64 channel oscilloscope data demonstrating spontaneous activity at 97 days in-vitro.

C: Number of action potentials acquired at each of the 64 electrodes.

iPS Neurons

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D: Comparison of waveforms and their raster plots at 49 days in-vitro and 97 days in-vitro. Burst firings were observed around at 35 days in-vitro and their synchronicity was observed around in 97 days in-vitro.

iPS Neurons

E: Spontaneous action potentials recorded from Human iPS cell-derived cerebral cortical neurons (Axol™ Cerebral Cortical Neurons) co-cultured with astrocyte . (70 days in culture). The traces represent changes in the spontaneous action potentials detected by the same electrode in response to drug application.

F: Changes of total number of spike in response to drug application.

Courtesy of Dr. Ikuro Suzuki, Tohoku Institute of Technology
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