Tip size of ion-exchanger based K+-selective microelectrodes. II. Effects on measurement of evoked [K+]0 transients.
Tip size of ion-exchanger based K+-selective microelectrodes. II. Effects on measurement of evoked [K+]0 transients.
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基于离子交换剂的 K 选择性微电极的尖端尺寸。
DOI:
10.1139/y87-144
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Yamate,CL
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文献类型:
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作者:
Ransom,BR;Carlini,WG;Yamate,CL
Double-barreled ion-exchanger based K+-selective microelectrodes (K+ISMs) of a variety of tip diameters were used to provide an experimental test of predictions that microelectrode tip induced tissue damage influences the magnitude of measured [K+]0increases. The measured magnitude of stimulation induced [K+]0rises in the rat optic nerve depended on the tip diameter of the measuring K+ISM; smaller tipped K+ISMs tended to measure larger rises of [K+]0than bigger tipped K+ISMs. When stimulated [K+]0increases were simultaneously recorded with 2 K+ISMs of different tip size, the smaller tipped K+ISM recorded [K+]0increases that were, on average, 14% larger than the increases measured by the bigger tipped K+ISM. In view of these results, and those presented in the previous paper, investigators should standardize the tip sizes of the ISMs used in their experiments.