AT 4 & AT 9 Series are well suited for recovering low molecular weight neurotransmitters in small CNS regions and ideal for work in rodents such as rats or larger. The AT 9 membrane OD being about 0,6 mm means a great deal bigger membrane area in contact with the tissue which increases recovery levels, compared to AT 4 and 0,2 mm OD. Tissue damage will be larger with increased membrane OD. AT 10 Series have identical membrane as AT 4 but with significantly smaller probe and guide head making less of an imprint on top of the skull, this is a clear advantage when working with mice or small rats.
The AT 4 series of probes are non-metal CNS probes made of PEEK, polyimide tubing and fused silica. The very fine dimensions make it ideal for neuroscience research in small areas. With a small membrane and shaft OD these probes make the least possible damage. PES or Cuprophane membrane with a 6 kDa cut-off Membrane O.D. 0,2mm Shaft O.D. 0,18mm Guide...
The AT 9 series of probes are non-metal CNS probes made of PEEK and polyimide tubing. Same probe type as the AT 2 and AT 6 series but with a 6 kDa cut-off membrane. The AT 9 series of probes is a very common probe for CNS studies. The 6 kDa cut-off PES membrane makes it ideal for recovering low molecular compounds in awake animal settings as well as...
The AT 10 series of probes are CNS probes with very fine dimensions. Available with two different membranes, PES or Cuprophane. Both with 6 kDalton’s in cut-off. This make them ideal for recovering the small neurotransmitter substances common in neuroscientific research. The PES versions are autoclaveable. The inlet/outlet is made from stainless steel...
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