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Helpful tools and complementary devices for extracellular electrophysiological studies:

 

MEA-Tools - A MATLAB based toolbox for the analysis of electro-physiological data based on MEA recordings with MCRack

Neuroshare - is providing a common interface for accessing neurophysiology experiment data files. Our vendor specific Neuroshare implementation (nsMCDLibrary) allows to access MCD files created by MC_Rack.

FIND - provides a Matlab analysis toolbox for multiple-neuron recordings by using Neuroshare.

NeuroExplorer(NEX) - a very good toolbox for spike time analysis, the same author also offers a spike sorting program.

CARMEN - Code Analysis Repository - Modelling for e-Neuroscience, an e-Science Pilot Project.

sigTOOL - provides a programming and analysis environment for processing neuroscience data.

NeuroNexus Technologies - supplier of implantable microscale probe systems for establishing chemical and electrical interfaces to the nervous system

QBM Cell Science - high quality, cryopreserved primary neuronal cells from rodent brain and spinal cord;  cryopreserved neonatal cardiomyocytes; cryopreserved  rodent proliferating primary cells


 

Service providers:

 

NMI - natural and medical sciences institute at the university of Tübingen, Germany

Neurobiology and biophysics - Ulrich Egert at the university of Freiburg, Germany

Neuroservice - standardized and costumized in vitro electrophysiological tests for molecule evaluation on the central nervous system

Hiqscreen - HiQScreen will be the first company using fully automated functional screening to test the action of compounds at membrane proteins.

npi - electronic intruments for the life sciences, Tamm, Germany

Cytocentrics - where patch clamping goes automatic, Reutlingen, Germany

Bayer Technology Services - understanding and mastering technological complexity, Leverkusen, Germany

Iongate Biosciences - experts of membraine proteins, Frankfurt, Germany

Thomas Recording - equipment utilized for the Reitboeck and Eckhorn methods of multiple micro-electrode recordings, Giessen, Germany

 

Other useful links:

 

Detailed online description - MEA-based protocols to record from primary neuronal cultures (hippocampus)

Detailed online description - MEA-based protocols to record from acutely prepared hippocampal slices.

Steve Potter's Multi-Electrode Reference List - listing of publications that report using microelctrode array technology