Measurement of cellular excitability by whole cell patch clamp technique

Measurement of cellular excitability by whole cell patch clamp technique.

Patch clamp method developed more than 30 years ago is widely used for investigation of cellular excitability manifested as transmembrane ionic current and/or generation of action potentials. This technique could be applied to measurement of ionic currents flowing through individual (single) ion channels or through the whole assembly of ion channels expressed in the whole cell. Whole cell confi...

Whole-Cell Patch-Clamp Recordings

The patch-clamp recording technique, which measures ionic currents under voltage clamp, was designed to study small patches of membranes in which near perfect control of the transmembrane voltage can be achieved readily. The recent application of patch-clamp methodology to the analysis of whole-cell current actually defies many of the original design requirements. Nevertheless, whole-cell recor...

Single-cell Patch-clamp Measurement System

29 THE 4TH ANNUAL IEEE INTERnational Conference on Nano/Microengineered Molecular Systems (IEEE-NEMS) was held at the Sheraton Dameisha Resort in Shenzhen, China, 5–8 January 2009. More than 300 papers were presented by leading micro/nanotechnology researchers in academia and industry from around the globe. Topical areas of the conference included microelectro mechanical systems (MEMS), BioMEMS...

assessment of potassium current in royan b1 stem cell derived cardiomyocytes by patch-clamp technique

embryonic stem cells are capable of differentiating to variety of cell tissues including cardiomyocytes. this developmental change is accompanied with a great deal of ion channel expression and functions. mouse stem cell derived cardiomyocytes were prepared and separated to yield isolated single cell suspension for cell current recording. in the present study some properties of the k + -current...

expression of potassoim channel in stem cell derived-cardiomyocytes evaluated by patch-clamp technique