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    NeuroNexus Technologies linear array multicontact electrodes
    FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array <t>multicontact</t> <t>electrode.</t> The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.
    Linear Array Multicontact Electrodes, supplied by NeuroNexus Technologies, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 94/100, based on 89 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    1) Product Images from "Mirror Neurons in a New World Monkey, Common Marmoset."

    Article Title: Mirror Neurons in a New World Monkey, Common Marmoset.

    Journal: Frontiers in neuroscience

    doi: 10.3389/fnins.2015.00459

    FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array multicontact electrode. The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.
    Figure Legend Snippet: FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array multicontact electrode. The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.

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    Article Snippet: The EEG array (Neuronexus, USA) consisted of 32 electrodes permanently fixed to the surface of the skull.

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    Article Title: Multichannel electrophysiological recordings reveal independent modulatory actions of on-cells and off-cells in the rostral ventromedial medulla on pain processing.
    Article Snippet: .. A 32-channel microelectrode array (NeuroNexus, USA) was slowly advanced into the target nucleus to a depth of 5.00 mm below the cortical surface. .. After a 20-minute stabilization period, electrophysiological signals were recorded using a data acquisition system and preamplifier (Blackrock Microsystems, USA) at a sampling rate of 30 kS/s.



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    NeuroNexus Technologies linear array multicontact electrodes
    FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array <t>multicontact</t> <t>electrode.</t> The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.
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    FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array multicontact electrode. The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.

    Journal: Frontiers in neuroscience

    Article Title: Mirror Neurons in a New World Monkey, Common Marmoset.

    doi: 10.3389/fnins.2015.00459

    Figure Lengend Snippet: FIGURE 2 | Electrophysiological mapping of STS under anesthetic condition. (A) Cortical surface around STS of a common marmoset. Four green dots indicate the penetration sites of four shanks of a linear array multicontact electrode. The red line indicates the presumed cortical surface because only 4–5 bottom contacts of each shank were inserted. The yellow dotted line indicates STS. (B) Multiunit responses to the sight of grasping action of another marmoset, which were arranged by channel configuration. Rasters and peristimulus time histograms were aligned to the stimulus onset at time = 0. The bin width for the peristimulus time histogram was 20 ms. To minimize damage to the cortex caused by the electrode penetration, multiunits were recorded only from channels on the upper part of each shank. The multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie. (C) Multiunit responses to the sight of human grasping action, which were arranged by channel configuration. As in (B), the multiunits on the bottom two channels on the second shank strongly responded to the movie.

    Article Snippet: Two micromanipulators were used to lower linear array multicontact electrodes (Neuronexus, Ann Arbor, MI, US) vertically perpendicular to the cortical surface in the STS injection site and in the labeled spots in the lateral frontal cortex for the chronic experiment.

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