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Scientific Solutions Cellular ElectroPhysiology products

ElectroPhysiology is the study of the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues.

Scientific Solutions EP products designed for the cellular ElectroPhysiologists, provide Intracellular recording, voltage-clamp, current-clamp, and advanced membrane potential measurement techniques and methods.

A global provider for over 45 years, the LabMaster^® EP family of products are the quintessential computer based EP solutions employed by pharmaceutical companies, universities, research labs, food developers and industry.

Scientific Solutions line of ElectroPhysiology test systems, supplies and maintenance parts provide researchers with a variety of options for their needs.

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ElectroPhysiology Patch Clamp Setup Overview

A patch clamp setup is a sophisticated ElectroPhysiology rig used to study the electrical properties of biological membranes, particularly the activity of ion channels. The technique, developed by Erwin Neher and Bert Sakmann (who were awarded the Nobel Prize for their work), allows for the recording of tiny electrical currents…

ElectroPhysiology Patch Clamp Configurations

Patch Clamp Configurations The patch clamp technique is highly versatile and can be used in several different configurations, each with a specific purpose:

LabMaster Products for Axon pClamp

Scientific Solutions has been providing data acquisition products particularly for whole-cell voltage clamp data acquisition since the early 1980s. In 1973, The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) introduced the first pClamp applications for controlling and analyzing electrophysiological experiments. In 1982, these programs were converted to PC-compatible versions and based upon…

ElectroPhysiology Patch Clamp Applications

Applications The patch clamp technique is a “gold standard” in electrophysiology and is used to investigate a wide range of cellular processes. Its applications are particularly important in: