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In this virtual demo, Drs. Adam Veteto and Hanan Qasim show how to successfully acquire force, resting sarcomere length, and calcium data from cardiac slices, including tips and best practices.
Drs. Bradley Palmer, Matthew Caporizzo, and Benjamin Lee share how the IonOptix Cardiac Slice System can be used to complement and improve upon traditional cardiac investigations.
Dr. Bradley Palmer demonstrates the preparation of cardiac tissue slices and measurement of force and calcium.
Dr. Joe Soughayer and Dr. Adam Veteto provide an in-depth overview of excitation-contraction (E-C) coupling in cardiomyocytes and the tools to characterize this.
Patrick Schönleitner, PhD and Francisco Altamirano, PhD present their work involving simultaneous measurements of intracellular calcium, membrane voltage, and contractility of cardiomyocytes.
Understand how to acquire and analyze contractility data from iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes.
From myocyte isolation to data acquisition, analysis, and post-analysis plotting, Dr. Michiel Helmes and Dr. Diederik Kuster demonstrate best practices and new techniques in high-content, higher throughput investigations of excitation-contraction coupling in isolated cardiomyocytes.
In this Q&A video series, experts address your best questions and greatest challenges with regards to cardiomyocyte isolation, purification, culture and analysis.
New technology now provides investigators the ability to reliably attach myocytes, mechanically stretch them, make direct force measurements and control cell length intelligently. This webinar reviews best-practices and techniques for attaching, stretching, and studying isolated cells.
A special webinar for basic cardiovascular researchers interested in a novel technique for measuring work output and replicating the four phases of the cardiac cycle at the single cell level.
Ronglih Liao and Davor Pavlovic discuss techniques for isolating myocytes using both traditional and Langendorff-free methodologies.
Michiel Helmes, PhD presents new technology and methodology for fast data acquisition and functional analysis of cardiac myocytes, leading to better lab practices and data interpretation.
