Losing signal
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Losing signal
Hi,
I've been using the 256MEA to record from dissected retina tissue but I'm having difficulty with getting signal that lasts. After mounting the tissue on the array, I get signal from multiple channels (sometimes very strong) but it disappears within ~5 min and I'm unable to recover it. I press down the tissue with a membrane fitted to a custom made perfusion chamber surrounding the recording area. The array has been used before I started using it so it could be damaged, and I admit to slightly touching the area near the electrodes with ethanol-soaked q-tip (although now I realize that one should never do this). I'm unaware of any kind of previous coating or treatment to make the surface hydrophillic; it is possible that nothing has been done. My guess is that the electrodes are fine since I get signal at least for a while, and I'm inclined to think that I need to improve the contact between the tissue and the electrodes. Do you have any ideas for troubleshooting this?
Thanks!
I've been using the 256MEA to record from dissected retina tissue but I'm having difficulty with getting signal that lasts. After mounting the tissue on the array, I get signal from multiple channels (sometimes very strong) but it disappears within ~5 min and I'm unable to recover it. I press down the tissue with a membrane fitted to a custom made perfusion chamber surrounding the recording area. The array has been used before I started using it so it could be damaged, and I admit to slightly touching the area near the electrodes with ethanol-soaked q-tip (although now I realize that one should never do this). I'm unaware of any kind of previous coating or treatment to make the surface hydrophillic; it is possible that nothing has been done. My guess is that the electrodes are fine since I get signal at least for a while, and I'm inclined to think that I need to improve the contact between the tissue and the electrodes. Do you have any ideas for troubleshooting this?
Thanks!
khl02007- Posts : 2
Join date : 2014-08-05
Re: Losing signal
Hello,
I suggest to get in touch with Thoralf Herrmann at the NMI, he has a similar application and much experience:
Thoralf Herrmann
Tel.: +49 7121 51530-852
therrmann@nmi.de
Frank
I suggest to get in touch with Thoralf Herrmann at the NMI, he has a similar application and much experience:
Thoralf Herrmann
Tel.: +49 7121 51530-852
therrmann@nmi.de
Frank
Frank MCS- Posts : 188
Join date : 2008-07-14
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