Automatic Recording of Single Neurons Guided by Computer Vision
Researchers at Purdue University have developed software that allows automatic patch-clamp recordings from individual neurons in a brain slice. They have also developed a pressure control prototype that together with a micromanipulator, allow the program to control the patch-clamp process. This technology uses computer vision to make this process completely automatic, requiring no human participation. Automatic image-guidance makes the whole-cell patch clamp technique faster, easier to perform, and accessible for less experienced users.
Faster Easier Extensive training is not required
Brain neural network research Pharmaceutical testing
Alexander ChubykinAlex Chubykin LabPurdue Biological Sciences
United States
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