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The Center for Translational Neuroscience (CTN) is developing an adjunct
to our Human Electrophysiology Core Facility, in which we record evoked
potentials reaction time, frontal lobe blood flow, and reflexes in human
subjects. This stand-alone satellite will allow electrophysiological
recordings of surgically excised brain tissue, including tumors. The
Facility includes a dedicated vibratome, an upright microscope with
epifluorescence and DIC, submersion recording chamber, dual microdrives,
vibration table, dual patch clamp amplifiers and converter, infusion
pump, electrode puller, stimulator, etc. Please email the Core
Directors, Drs. Garcia-Rill or Hayar, for more information. As with all
of our other Cores, users must be CTN members with current IRB approval
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