Activity of iPS Cell-derived Nerve Cells
Live cell imaging using time-lapse imaging
Points on recording
By capturing the action potential of nerve cells using calcium imaging, the activity can be easily observed on the basis of visual changes.
Recording conditions
- Magnification: 20x λ lens
- Filter: GFP
- Fluorescent reagent: Fluo-8
- Frame rate: 30 fps
Video courtesy of
Professor Toshiyuki Yamamoto,
Fixed-Term Assistant Professor Keiko Shimojima,
Institute of Medical Genetics,
Tokyo Women’s Medical University
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