Pclamp software suite
The PClamp software suite is a comprehensive data acquisition and analysis platform developed by Molecular Devices. It provides tools for real-time data recording, visualization, and analysis in electrophysiology experiments. The software supports a wide range of laboratory equipment and enables researchers to capture, monitor, and analyze electrical signals from various biological samples.
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11 protocols using pclamp software suite
Miniature EPSC Recording Protocol
Patch-Clamp Recording of TRPV4 Channels
Patch-Clamp Analysis of Kir2.2 Mutants
Electrophysiological Analysis of Channel Kinetics
Kir2.2 and Kir2.1 Channel Characterization
Neuron Reconstruction and Analysis
Patch-clamp Characterization of MscK Tension Sensitivity
Tension sensitivity of the WT MscK and mutants was assayed using the ratio of PMcsL/PMscK, which was calculated as the ratio of pressures at which the first MscL and MscK channels were activated, respectively, in response to a slow ~4 mmHg s−1 pressure ramp. Higher PMcsL/PMscK ratio indicated higher tension sensitivity of a given EcMscK construct with respect to endogenous EcMscL, which was used as an internal calibration.
Reconstitution of CFTR in Synthetic Bilayers
Measuring Field EPSP Input-Output Curves
After a stable 20-min baseline was achieved at 0.05 Hz, input/output (I/O) curves were measured over a range of stimulus intensities (0–350 μA) in 50-μA increments at 0.05 Hz. The maximum slope (10–90%) of the fEPSP was analyzed at eight different stimulus intensities with five repetitions at each stimulus intensity. All recordings were performed at 32°C with an average of two to three slices per mouse. Data were analyzed using two-way rmANOVA with genotype the between-subject factor and stimulus intensity as a within-subject factor.
Kir2.2 and Kir2.1 Transfection in CosM6 or HEK293 Cells
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