neuropharmacological recording techniques

what is a system that can store charge called

capacitor

what components make up a capacitor

conductor, insulator

what is the insulator in a biological context

plasma membrane

what is the biggest advantage of in vivo testing

controlled environment

what is the biggest advantage of in vitro studies

complete circuitry

what are the two types of intracellular recording

single channel, whole cell

what are the two types of extracellular recording

suction, loose cell-attached

what piece of apparatus is used for recording

recording pipette

what are the two types of whole cell recording

current clamp mode, voltage clamp mode

in current clamp mode what is being measured

voltage

in voltage clamp mode, what is being measured

current

where are extracellular suction recordings usually taken

spinal root

what is the name of the recording technique which gives a rough idea of action potentials of cell but with lower resolution

loose cell-attached

what are the 2 types of optical recording techniques

genetically encoded calcium indicator, genetically encoded voltage indicator

What is an example of a VSD-based GEVI

ASAP

what does ASAP (GEVI) stand for

accelerated sensor of action potentials

where does VSD of ASAP come from

phosphatase of Ciona intestinalis

what is the florescent dye in ASAP

GFP

what are three types of recordings exclusively used in in vivo recordings

microneurography, electroencephalography, electromyography