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Epitel Inc neonatal eeg radio telemetry head mount
(A) Example <t>EEG</t> recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 <t>mouse</t> <t>implanted</t> with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.
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(A) Example <t>EEG</t> recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 <t>mouse</t> <t>implanted</t> with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.
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(A) Example <t>EEG</t> recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 <t>mouse</t> <t>implanted</t> with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.
Wireless Eeg Telemetry Devices, supplied by Data Sciences International, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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(A) Example <t>EEG</t> recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 <t>mouse</t> <t>implanted</t> with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.
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Dawley Inc channel eeg telemetry
(A) Example <t>EEG</t> recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 <t>mouse</t> <t>implanted</t> with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.
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(A) Example EEG recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 mouse implanted with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.

Journal: Neurobiology of disease

Article Title: APC conditional knock-out mouse is a model of infantile spasms with elevated neuronal β-catenin levels, neonatal spasms, and chronic seizures

doi: 10.1016/j.nbd.2016.11.002

Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) Example EEG recording from P9 WT mouse showing little to no high amplitude activity. (Inset) Increased time scale of (A) at time 1. (B) Example EEG recording from P9 APC cKO animal showing multiple high amplitude EEG events. (Inset) Increased time scale of (B) at times 1 and 2. Note: Both (1) simple high amplitude spikes and (2) more complex high amplitude spikes followed by continued disruption of the EEG occur in APC cKO animals. (C) Image of a P12 mouse implanted with a radio-telemetry based EEG head mount. (D) Quantification of the frequency of high amplitude discharges in WT and APC cKO mice (*** p<0.001, 2 way ANOVA, WT: P9, n=3, P10, n=6, P11, n=6, P12, n=6; cKO: P9, n=3, P10, n=4, P11, n=6, P12, n=6). The peak of aberrant EEG activity at P9 matches the time frame of the peak in behavioral spasm intensity.

Article Snippet: Neonatal EEG Neonatal mice (P8, 9, or 10; based on minimal animal weight required to perform surgery) were anesthetized with isoflurane, surgically implanted with a custom made neonatal EEG radio telemetry head mount (Epitel/Ripple, Salt Lake City, Utah; 100× amplification) with two differential EEG electrodes placed into burr holes made symmetrically (left and right) near the anterior of the parietal bone (over the somatosensory cortex).

Techniques: Activity Assay, Disruption