Advanced electrophysiology & functional cellular phenotyping
High-precision patch clamp electrophysiology to measure and interpret electrical and ionic function in single cells under controlled physiological conditions.
What we can do:
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Whole-cell and perforated patch clamp recordings
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Action potential clamp and voltage clamp protocols
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Functional characterization of ion channels, transporters, and membrane excitability
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Quantitative interpretation of electrophysiological data using mechanistic models
Cell types:
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Primary cardiomyocytes
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Other excitable cells (e.g. neurons, muscle cells)
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Non-excitable cells expressing ionic currents or transporters
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Engineered and transfected cell lines
Typical problems this enables:
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Functional validation of drug targets beyond expression data
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Mechanistic assessment of electrophysiological safety and efficacy