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Insects neural model: potential alternate to mammals for electrophysiological studies
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posted on 2017-01-01, 00:00 authored by Julie Gaburro, Saeid Nahavandi, Asim BhattiAsim BhattiMicroelectrode arrays are a promising tool in the study of electrophysiology of the brain in vitro. Allowing non-invasive recording of electrical signals from neuronal networks, the device is a perfect tool to help scientists to understand brain functioning at the cell level and as a whole system. Despite the large increase of MEA technology in terms of device diversity and use in neurophysiology, biological models in vitro are mostly restrained to mammals. This chapter highlights the advantages to combine insects and MEA technology for future neurophysiological studies, and introduce the possible perspectives of this research.
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Emerging trends in neuro engineering and neural computationSeries
Series in bioengineeringChapter number
6Pagination
119 - 130Publisher
SpringerPlace of publication
SingaporePublisher DOI
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978-981-10-3955-3Language
engPublication classification
B1 Book chapterCopyright notice
2017, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.Extent
15Editor/Contributor(s)
A Bhatti, K Lee, H Garmestani, C LimUsage metrics
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Microelectrode arraysNeuronal networkPrimary neuronsInsectsScience & TechnologyTechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicineEngineering, BiomedicalNeurosciencesEngineeringNeurosciences & NeurologyMULTIELECTRODE ARRAYSNERVOUS-SYSTEMNEURONSDROSOPHILABRAINNEUROSCIENCECULTURESRECORDINGSNETWORKSBiomedical Instrumentation
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