The MED64 has been used in the field of neuroscience for nearly two decades and is validated by hundreds of publications. The MED64’s lowest-impedance electrodes resolve even small signals from acute brain slices and provide high-quality evoked signals. Recording in an humidified incubator (where neurons are the healthiest) enables long-term recording.

Examples:

• In vitro Micro-electrode array assay for evaluating in vivo-like convulsive activity in hiPSC-derived neuron and astrocyte co-culture

• Functional characterization of human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived sensory neurons using a high-sensitivity micro-electrode array

• Neurotoxicology screening using a high-sensitivity MEA platform

• LTP assay from 4 mouse hippocampal slices

• Studies for antiepileptic drug targets on acute brain slices using medium throughput MEA system

• Drug effects on SCN neurons

• Recording of single unit activities from substantia nigra

• Single unit activities from spinal cord slices

• Chronic drug effects on cultured rat hippocampal slices

• Longevity of LTP in cultured hippocampal slices

• Spontaneous activities from cultured cerebellum

• Drug effects on iPSC-derived neurons

• Evaluation of anti-epilepsy drug effects on iPSC-derived neurons

• Long-term potentiation and depression phenomena in human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cortical neurons

• Recording from DRG neurons

• Effects of capsaicin on DRG neuron firing