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custom-built platinum-iridium electrodes  (fhc inc)
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Custom Built Platinum Iridium Electrodes, supplied by fhc inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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bipolar platinum electrodes  (IonOptix)
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IonOptix bipolar platinum electrodes
( a,b ) Activation maps during electrical stimulation (1 Hz) of in vitro ( a ) and in silico ( b ) light-sensitive cell monolayers with distribution types (I, UL, UH) and delivery mode (GD, CD) corresponding to the same lettered panels in and . In all cases, time zero corresponds to the start of the electrical stimulus; black coloured locations did not activate. For in vitro cases, the asterisk (*) marks the location of the bipolar pacing <t>electrode</t> and the spacing between isochrones lines is 10 ms. For in silico cases, the dashed rectangle indicates the area where transmembrane current stimulus was applied. ( c ) In vitro calcium transients at 1 Hz electrical pacing, plotted overlaid as group mean ± SEM, for control CMs, ChR2-expressing CMs (GD-UH), and co-cultures of CMs and ChR2-expressing HEK cells (CD-UL) (n = 5 per group); no significant differences. ( d ) Select calcium transients from the pixel locations 1–3 indicated in (( a ), GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in vitro wavefront propagation across the monolayer. ( e ) Select voltage traces (analogous to those in ( c )) from the pixel locations 1–6 indicated in ( b , GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in silico wavefront propagation and upstroke morphology.
Bipolar Platinum Electrodes, supplied by IonOptix, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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( a,b ) Activation maps during electrical stimulation (1 Hz) of in vitro ( a ) and in silico ( b ) light-sensitive cell monolayers with distribution types (I, UL, UH) and delivery mode (GD, CD) corresponding to the same lettered panels in and . In all cases, time zero corresponds to the start of the electrical stimulus; black coloured locations did not activate. For in vitro cases, the asterisk (*) marks the location of the bipolar pacing electrode and the spacing between isochrones lines is 10 ms. For in silico cases, the dashed rectangle indicates the area where transmembrane current stimulus was applied. ( c ) In vitro calcium transients at 1 Hz electrical pacing, plotted overlaid as group mean ± SEM, for control CMs, ChR2-expressing CMs (GD-UH), and co-cultures of CMs and ChR2-expressing HEK cells (CD-UL) (n = 5 per group); no significant differences. ( d ) Select calcium transients from the pixel locations 1–3 indicated in (( a ), GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in vitro wavefront propagation across the monolayer. ( e ) Select voltage traces (analogous to those in ( c )) from the pixel locations 1–6 indicated in ( b , GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in silico wavefront propagation and upstroke morphology.

Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: Optogenetics-enabled assessment of viral gene and cell therapy for restoration of cardiac excitability

doi: 10.1038/srep17350

Figure Lengend Snippet: ( a,b ) Activation maps during electrical stimulation (1 Hz) of in vitro ( a ) and in silico ( b ) light-sensitive cell monolayers with distribution types (I, UL, UH) and delivery mode (GD, CD) corresponding to the same lettered panels in and . In all cases, time zero corresponds to the start of the electrical stimulus; black coloured locations did not activate. For in vitro cases, the asterisk (*) marks the location of the bipolar pacing electrode and the spacing between isochrones lines is 10 ms. For in silico cases, the dashed rectangle indicates the area where transmembrane current stimulus was applied. ( c ) In vitro calcium transients at 1 Hz electrical pacing, plotted overlaid as group mean ± SEM, for control CMs, ChR2-expressing CMs (GD-UH), and co-cultures of CMs and ChR2-expressing HEK cells (CD-UL) (n = 5 per group); no significant differences. ( d ) Select calcium transients from the pixel locations 1–3 indicated in (( a ), GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in vitro wavefront propagation across the monolayer. ( e ) Select voltage traces (analogous to those in ( c )) from the pixel locations 1–6 indicated in ( b , GD-UL and CD-UL) showing in silico wavefront propagation and upstroke morphology.

Article Snippet: During optical mapping, cardiac monolayers were electrically stimulated using custom-built bipolar platinum electrodes driven by a Myopacer Cell Stimulator (IonOptix, Milton, MA).

Techniques: Activation Assay, In Vitro, In Silico, Control, Expressing