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Sutter Instrument
Harvard Bioscience
HEKA
Corning
GraphPad
Intracel
Microelectrodes
 

About 23 products / 100 snippets / 1 images

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Sutter P-2000 puller
HEKA  
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"Patch pipettes were made with a Sutter P-2000 puller (HEKA Elektronik, Lambrecht, Germany), all with a resistance of 1– 3 MΩ."  (see more)
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Sutter P-97 puller
Harvard Bioscience / Harvard Apparatus  
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"Borosilicate pipettes with resistances of 1–3 MΩ were pulled on a Sutter P-97 puller (Harvard Apparatus) and fire-polished using a Narishige MF-900 microforge."  (see more)
A. Diagram of the custom-designed four channel glass electrode holder. Left: projection from the side view, Right: projection from the connector side. The design is modified from a Warnnenr Instrumennts theta glass electrode holder (https://www.warneronline.com/theta-glass-holders). It has a duct for a glass pipette and five branches (left, three branches are visible). The four branches are for silver wires and the other duct at the center (left) is for a suction line, as labeled in the figure. Although the four branches for the wires merge, the wires do not touch each other unless they are twisted. The suction line is connected to a metal pipe (right). Each silver wire passes through a ϕ2mm compression cap (Warner, QC-20) and contacts a 2 mm jack (Warner, HC-21), which is screwed into the top-side of the capillary holder. A 2 mm pin connector (Warner, WC2–5) is connected to a 1 mm pin connector (Warner, 1–10) through a shielded cable. The 1mm pin connector is inserted into the 1mm jack on the patch clamp headstage (Molecular Device, CV-7B). The other end of the 2mm pin connector is inserted into the 2mm jack on the capillary holder. The ground terminals on the four headstages are connected to a single wire. The wire is soldered to a ground pellet (Warner, E201). Size (mm) x: 3.8, y: 20, z: 5.4, ID: 1, tap1: 4–40×4.7, tap2: 10–32×6, L1: 3, L2: 13, L3: 8, L4: 9 L5: 19 B. Photo of a four channel glass electrode pulled on a Sutter P-97 micropipette puller (shank=13mm, The setting on Sutter P-97: 3mm box heater, heat=RAMP, pull=60, velocity=83, delay=135, P=200) C. Photos of the electrode holder. D. Glass electrodes with a blunt end. E. Electrode positioned on the tectum. Arrow points to a tectal cell. Note diameter of the neuron compared with the pipette tip. The pipette tip has four openings corresponding to the 4 channels. Scale bars (i) 400 μm, (ii) 40 μm.
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91 / 100
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Sutter P-1000 puller
Harvard Bioscience / Harvard Apparatus  
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".. with resistances of 0.9 –2 megohms were pulled on a Sutter P-1000 puller (Harvard Apparatus) and fire-polished using a Narishige MF-830 microforge."  (see more)
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Sutter P-97 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Electrodes were pulled on a Sutter P-97 puller (Sutter Instruments) and shanks were wrapped with Parafilm (American National Can Company) to allow optimal series resistance compensation without oscillation."  (see more)
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Sutter P-97 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Borosilicate glass pipettes (1.5 O.D., 0.87 I.D., with filament; Hilgenberg, Malsfeld, Germany) were pulled with a Sutter P-97 puller (Novato, CA, USA) and had a resistance of 4–5 M when filled with intracellular byocitin solution; the seal formation was realized .."  (see more)
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Sutter P-1000 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Briefly, micropipettes with long tapers >1 cm were drawn from borosilicate capillaries (WPI, Sarasota, FL, 1 mm OD, 0.58 mm ID) using a Sutter P-1000 puller (Novato, CA)."  (see more)
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Sutter P-1000 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Glass electrodes (1.5×0.86 mm borosilicate glass; Sutter instruments, Novato, CA) were pulled on a Sutter P-1000 puller (Sutter instruments), to a tip resistance of 8-12 MOhm."  (see more)
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Sutter P-2000 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"For our nozzles we employ commercially available electrospray tips (available in diameters down to 1 lm) (Newobjective) or pull nozzles ourselves from fused capillary tubing using a Sutter P-2000 puller (Sutter)."  (see more)
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Sutter P-87 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Patch pipettes were fabricated from borosilicate glass capillaries (Sutter Instruments, Novato, CA) using a Sutter P-87 puller (Sutter Instruments)."  (see more)
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Sutter P-87 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Patch pipettes (borosilicate glass BF150-86-10; Sutter Instruments, Novato, CA) were pulled using a Sutter P-87 puller and polished with a Narishige (Tokyo, Japan) microforge, with typical resistances of 3–6megohms when filled with internal solution."  (see more)
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Puller Sutter P-97
HEKA  
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".. resistance 10–20 MΩ were prepared from borosilicate glass before each experiment using a puller Sutter P-97 (HEKA Elektronik, GmbH) and filled with internal buffer solution (5 mM NaCl, 10 mM HEPES, 145 .."  (see more)
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Sutter P-86 puller
Sutter Instrument  
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"Pipettes with resistance of ~ 2-8 MOhm in symmetric Kint were pulled from 453 Kimble Chase 2502 soda lime glass with a Sutter P-86 puller (Sutter Instruments)."  (see more)