Glass coated tungsten microelectrodes
Glass-coated tungsten microelectrodes are precision laboratory instruments used for recording electrical signals in small, localized areas. They are composed of a tungsten wire core coated with a thin layer of glass, providing a highly durable and insulated recording tip. These electrodes are designed for use in a variety of experimental applications requiring the measurement of electrical activity at the cellular or tissue level.
4 protocols using glass coated tungsten microelectrodes
Targeting the Fastigial Oculomotor Region
Extracellular Recordings from Purkinje Cells in Oculomotor Vermis
Extracellular Recording of Purkinje Cell Action Potentials
Extracellular Recordings in Oculomotor Vermis
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