BrainPhys neuronal medium optimized for imaging and optogenetics in vitro
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2020
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Abstract
Current media for neuronal cell and organoid cultures are suboptimal for functional imaging and optogenetics experiments, owing to phototoxicity and unphysiological performance. Here the authors formulate an optimised neuronal medium to support live cell imaging and electrophysiological activity.
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| Authors | Zabolocki, Michael;McCormack, Kasandra;Hurk, Mark van den;Milky, Bridget;Shoubridge, Andrew P.;Adams, Robert;Tran, Jenne;Mahadevan-Jansen, Anita;Reineck, Philipp;Thomas, Jacob;Hutchinson, Mark R.;Mak, Carmen K. H.;Añonuevo, Adam;Chew, Leon H.;Hirst, Adam J.;Lee, Vivian M.;Knock, Erin;Bardy, Cedric; |
| Journal | Nature communications |
| Year | 2020 |
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