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Budapest, Hungary

Physiological Days

9th - 11th Feb, 2011

Bratsilava, Slovak Republic

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14th - 16th Apr, 2011

Tihany, Hungary

Romanian Physiological Congress

26th - 28th May, 2011

Targu Mures

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8th - 11th Jun, 2011

Pécs, Hungary

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14th - 18th Jul, 2011

Florence, Italy

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27th - 31th Aug, 2011

Paris, France

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NEU-02-CWS4 Cortical Wedge System for Grease Gap Method


  • for studying of spontaneous electrical activity of the brain cortex
  • cortex and axonal leads in two separate compartments
  • D.C. potential difference is recorded
  • ideal for pharmacological screening
  • optional for field stimulation
  • LOTUS EFFECT is used on slide-ways
  • advanced pre-heater system
  • ready for work set-up with specialized amplifier included in the system


This four-channel system is developed to study spontaneous electrical activity of cortex with axonal lead “in-vitro” conditions, using the grease-gap method.

The slice is placed into a two-compartment chamber so, that most of gray matter lies in one compartment and the white matter is in the other compartment. Generally, a wedge-shaped slice of cingulated cortex is used that also contains a piece of white matter (corpus callosum).

A Perspex barrier, well greased with silicon grease, provides a high resistance sealing between the two compartments. The two compartments are perfused independently with ACSF and bubbled with carbogen.

A non-polarizing Ag/ AgCI electrodes is placed into each compartment and the D.C. potential difference is recorded after amplification. Perfusion of the compartment containing gray matter with an excitatory compound for 1 to 2 minutes causes a potential change of 1 to 2mV. Responses to given agonist are highly reproducible after stabilization.


Dimensions
Width: 300 mm, length: 500 mm, height: 550 mm, weight: 5kg

Using magnesium-free medium, spontaneous depolarization appears (epileptiform activity). Substances, influencing epileptogenesis and those having neuroprotective effects may be studied under these circumstances. A four-channel extracellular amplifier enables to amplify the signals to be detected on oscilloscope or in computerized data acquisition system.

In case of request field stimulator electrodes can be built into the two compartment chambers.

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