Electrophysiology microscopes

Altner H. and Muller W. (1968). Electrophysiological and electron microscopical investigation of the sensory epithelium in the vomeronasal organ in lizards (Lacerta). Z Vergl Physiol 60, 151-155. 

Rojanasakul, Y., J. Liaw, and J.R. Robinson. 1990. Mechanisms of action of some penetration enhancers in the cornea Laser scanning confocal microscopic and electrophysiology studies. Int J Pharm 66 131. 

Tepper IM, Sawyer SF, Groves PM (1987) Electrophysiologically identified nigral dopaminergic neurons intracellularly labelled with HRP light-microscopic analysis. J Neurosci 7 2794-2806. 

Flock A (1964) Electron microscopic and electrophysiological studies on the lateral line canal organ. Acta Otolaryngol Suppl 199 1-90... 

Tucek, S., Zelena, J., Ge, I., and Vyskocil, R, Choline acetyltransferase in transected nerves, denervated muscles and Schwann cells of the frog Correlation of biochemical, electron microscopical and electrophysiological observations, Neuroscience, 3, 709, 1978. 

Cytoarchitectonics The organization of neuron types into layers as seen by various staining techniques under the microscope. Electrophysiologic responses of individual cells can be correlated with their individual layer. 

Sloviter, RS (1983) Epileptic brain damage in rats induced by sustained electrical stimulation of the perforant path. I. Acute electrophysiological and light microscopic studies. Brain Res BuU, 10 675-697. 

The atomic force microscope (AFM) is currently used to examine biomembranes and membrane proteins in electrophysiological studies involving the patch-clamp technique (Danker et al. 1997). The structural information of the AFM image may be combined with the functional electrical data (Goksu et al. 2009). Danker et al. (1997) observed three kinds of membrane types, which had different surface morphologies or conducting properties such as the presence of undesired ER. 

Todd, B. A. Inman, C. et al. (2000). "Ionic permeability of the frog sciatic nerve perineurium parallel studies of potassium and lanthanum penetration using electrophysiological and electron microscopic techniques." JNeurocytol, 29(8), 551-67. 

Partly (Chap. 14-19) initially deals with the problem of quantification of immunocy-tochemical data at light (Chap. 14) and electron microscopic (Chap. 15) levels. Then it describes a series of combined techniques in which immunocytochemistry is used together with tract-tracing techniques and electrophysiology (Chaps. 16 and 17) or genetic engineering procedures (Chaps. 18 and 19) in the study of live neurons. 

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