Dynamics of a frog muscle are excited by an electrode stuck in the muscle fiber (micro needle at center). Typical sarcomere size is 2mm.
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- 1D neuronal cultures on multi electrode arrays
- Leaders of activity in dissociated neuronal cultures
- The importance of being stable and balanced - a therapy inspired network approach
- Probing cognitive networks in the brain using TMS
- Using EEG to measure differences in TMS induced global brain activity in schizophrenia
- Magnetic stimulation of curved nerves
- Optical measurements of brain activity
- Patterning P-19 neurons
- SEM can improve sensitivity of protein and DNA arrays
- "Midwives" assist dividing amoeba
- Dynamic excitation of membranes using optical tweezers
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