
Thermo Fisher Scientific B-27 Electrophysiology Kit
신경세포 전기생리 연구용 배양 시스템으로, 신경망의 스파이크율과 시냅스 밀도를 향상시킵니다. Neurobasal Medium과 B-27 Supplement를 포함하며, 멀티전극 배열 효율을 개선해 신경생리학 및 신경독성 연구에 적합합니다.
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Gibco™ B-27™ Electrophysiology Kit
The B-27 Electrophysiology Kit contains Neurobasal Medium, Electro and B-27 Supplement, Electro, both specifically developed to enhance network spike rates in cultured neurons compared with other media and supplement combinations.
Electrophysiology is a fundamental technique to assess electrical activities and study the functions and dysfunctions in cultured neurons.
주요 특징
- Increased synapse densities
- More spontaneous spike rates
- Improved multielectrode array efficiency
More Synapses, More Signal, Simpler Testing
The B-27 Electrophysiology Kit is an improvement to the Neurobasal and B-27 combination for cultured networks. Hippocampal and cortical neurons cultured in this media system show increased density of synapses and neurotransmitter receptors, producing higher spike rates in neural networks and simplifying your study.
Relevant Results for Your Electrophysiology Studies
Using the Invitrogen B-27 Electrophysiology Kit allows you to obtain more relevant results when studying neuron physiology and the biochemical basis of normal and disease processes.
The kit yields improved outcomes in electrophysiological studies, including neurons used in multielectrode arrays for neurotoxicology and neuropharmacology research.
For other applications, alternative formulations of B-27 and Neurobasal are available.
제품 사양
| 항목 | 내용 |
|---|---|
| 세포 유형 | Neural Cells |
| 분류 | Serum-free |
| 배양 유형 | Mammalian Cell Culture |
| 형태 | Liquid |
| 제품 유형 | Electrophysiology Kit |
| 혈청 수준 | Serum-Free |
| 유통 기한 | 12 Months |
| 멸균 | Sterile |
| 제품라인 | Gibco™ |
| 수량 | 1 Kit |
| Unit Size | Each |
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