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Construction of simple, customised, brain-spanning, multi-channel, linear microelectrode arrays

Banstola et al., 2021

Document ID
15193164423025847566
Author
Banstola A
Silva C
Ulrich K
Ruan M
Robertson L
McNaughton N
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of neuroscience methods

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Background The construction of multichannel micro-electrode arrays (MEA) generally requires complex and expensive procedures. Here we describe a simple, cheap, flexible method of linear MEA construction. New method Our method allows manufacture of linear …
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