Electrophysiology & Cell Biology Catalog
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Electrophysiology & Cell Biology Research Planar Lipid Bilayer Perfusion/Microfluidics Oocyte Clamps Patch Clamps Microinjectors Microincubators Micromanipulators Ussing/Diffusion Systems Live Cell Imaging Chambers Temperature Control Systems Electroporation/Transfection Electrophysiology & Cell Biology Research Call to receive other catalogs of interest Animal, Organ & Cell Physiology Behavioral Research Harvard Apparatus Electroporation & Electrofusion Molecular Sample Preparation

Dear Researcher: Warner Instruments is proud to introduce our new Electrophysiology & Cell Biology Catalog. This catalog contains many new products for cell imaging, biosensing, microinjection, and electrophysiology. NEW Products Featured Include: • PLI-100A Picoliter Microinjector - With three positive and two negative pressure capabilities, the versatile PLI-100A is capable of large injections into capillaries or small injections into mammalian nuclei. • BioStat Multi-channel Potentiostat - The BioStat is a software-driven, multi-mode potentiostat that can be used for measurement of pH,...

Cell Biology Research Catalog NEW CL-200 Dual Channel Bipolar Temperature Controller, p. 111 NEW RC-49FS Perfusion Chamber with Field Stimulation, p. 54 NEW PFC-1 Proflow Chamber, p. 57 NEW BioStat Multi-channel Potentiostat, p. 372 NEW Compact Motorized Micromanipulator, p. 297 NEW ProgRes® Microscope Cameras, p. 344 See more NEW products on our website: NEW New Zoom Stereo Microscopes, p. 338

warner instruments Table of Contents Chamber Section Perfusion/Microfluidics Section Temperature Control Section Micro-Incubation Section Okolab Microscope Incubators Electrophysiology Equipment Section Cell Biology Section

warner instruments Micro-Incubation Heated Culture Dish Platforms for 35 and 50 mm Dishes, Heated Platform for Chambered Slides, CO2 Microscope Cage and Stage Incubators, Glass Bottom Cell Culture Dishes, Brain Slice Chamber System Electrophysiology Equipment Patch Clamp Equipment, Bilayer Workstation, Oocyte Clamps, Amplifiers, Low Pass Filters, Neurolog™ System, Ussing/Diffusion, Stimulators Cell Biology Tools Biosensing Section Microinjection, Micropositioning, Tissue Sampling, Microelectrode Holders, Capillary Glass, Pipette Pullers Electroporation Section Warner Model Index Biosensing...

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Section Page No. Overview of Imaging Systems 6-7 Chamber Cross Reference Chart 8-9 Warner Heating Overview 10 - 11 Oocyte Chambers 12 - 13 RC Series Chambers - Legacy Design 14 - 15 Series 20 Chambers 16 - 40 Series 30 Chambers Confocal Imaging Chambers, RC-30, RC-30HV & RC-30WA 41 - 43 Low Profile, Parallel Plate Flow Chamber, RC-31 44 ™ CV-30 CytoViva Environmental Chamber 45 Culture Dish Inserts 46 - 49 Series 40 Chambers Quick Change Coverslip Bottom Imaging Chambers 50 Low Profile Chambers, RC-10, RC-11, RC-13 & RC1-16 51 High Profile and Closed Bath Chambers, RC-40-HP & RC-43C 52...

Chambers, Perfusion and Temperature Control for Live Cell Imaging Series 40 imaging and recording chambers page 50 Imaging and Recording Chambers an integrated systems approach 1 Inline solution heater and coolers page 117 Stage Adapters page 64 4 Temperature Controller Cables page 62 Typical, complete package for use with 35 mm culture dishes and Warner quick change chambers includes chamber, temperature control, Inline solution heater and stage adapter 5 Quick Change Chamber 25 mm Low Profile Quick Exchange Heated Base Stage Adapter for 108 mm stage insert Solution Heater Temperature...

an integrated systems approach Perfusion Systems, page 89 systems approach Objective Warmers, page 122 Spill Sensors, page 105 Warner Instruments • Phone (203) 776-0664 • Toll Free U.S. (800) 599-4203 • Fax (203) 776-1278 • www.warneronline.com

Ultra Quiet Imaging Chambers closed bath medium volume patch studies tissue or slice studies oocyte studies epithelial or ussing studies special design microincubation chamber system field stimulation cross reference chart open bath upright microscopy

Oocyte Chambers Quick Coverslip Exchange Chambers Culture Dish Inserts 35 mm dishes Culture Dish Inserts 50 mm dishes Culture Dish Platforms closed bath medium volume patch studies tissue or slice studies oocyte studies epithelial or ussing studies special design cross reference chart microincubation chamber system upright microscopy field stimulation open bath Product name

chamber heating Heating of Warner Imaging and Recording Chambers Application Fundamentals Chambers chamber heating Researchers have long understood the importance of temperature regulation in the study of cellular function. For example, a recent PubMed search using the keywords “temperature” and “cell” produced over 29,000 references since 1995, most addressing the effect of temperature on the biophysical and metabolic function of cells. In addition, the performance of imaging system optics is exquisitely sensitive to variations in temperature as revealed by a shifting focal plane as the...

chamber heating Heating of Warner Imaging and Recording Chambers Methodology In-line Solution Heating The simplest and most direct approach for the application of heat to a sample is to preheat the solution immediately prior to its delivery to the chamber. The warmed perfusate washes over the sample and maintains a uniform temperature at the sample, even with variable flow rates. This method works well as long as solution continues to flow through the heater into the chamber. A number of considerations are important when using this approach. First, it is important to minimize the distance...