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Submitted by William on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 11:49
We have several systems available to study the flow of ionic current through ion channels/exchangers and to record intracellular ion activity using fluorescent dyes. The use of these systems is restricted to approved users and adequate training is required before using any of these systems. Reservations are required for the use of the following systems. If you do not intend to use the equipment during any period that you have reserved you must delete your name from the web sign up page. All equipment are being housed in the electrophysiology suite (Tisch 551) and is being shared by users across the campus.  If you are interested in using these resources, please contact Dr Coetzee.

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