Glass pipette
A glass pipette is a laboratory equipment used for measuring and transferring precise volumes of liquids. It consists of a narrow, calibrated glass tube with one end open and the other end tapered to a point. The pipette is designed to draw in and dispense liquids accurately, making it a crucial tool for various scientific applications.
5 protocols using glass pipette
CA1 Electrophysiological Recordings in ACSF
Anterograde Cre-dependent Optogenetic Inhibition
Optogenetic Manipulation of MSDB Neurons
Extracellular Recordings of Hippocampal Slices
Patch-Clamp Recordings of Hippocampal Neurons
Membrane potentials and stimulated action potentials were generated by current injection protocol, which was set for 500 ms pulses of 50 pA steps starting from −150 pA to +150 pA by whole cell patch configuration. Average of 500 ms were used to plot current-voltage (I–V) relationship.
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