Suprafusion apparatus
J. R. Simon
jsimon at indyvax.iupui.edu
Mon Apr 24 13:04:22 EST 1995
wisey at aol.com (WiseY) wrote:
>
> "MJ Duggan" <sgex400 at sghms.ac.uk> writes on 18 Apr 1995 11:58:45 asks:
>
> does anybody out there do suprafusion of cells in culture or
> tissue preps to study the release of neurotransmitters etc.?
>
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> Most of the superfusion studies were carried out more than a decade ago,
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> Some examples of microdialysis studies include:
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Unfortunately, the good doctor did not answer your question. The answer
is "yes", there are lots of investigators doing superfusion to study
transmitter release, especially in tissue slices. The use of in vivo
microdialysis is greatly overrated (IMHO), except under certain
experimental conditions, when it is, indeed, useful.
If you need references or would like additional information on super-
fusion systems, let me know.
JR Simon
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