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This webinar will present the cardiac slice model for examining myocardial function and showcase techniques and results from a cardiomyopathy mouse model.
IonOptix and Sarcometrics announce a new strategic partnership combining IonOptix’s industry leading research instruments with Sarcometrics’s expertise in experimental design and data acquisition, analysis, and result interpretation.
In this online demonstration, Dr. Adam Veteto shows how to successfully acquire force, resting sarcomere length, and calcium data from cardiac slices, including tips and best practices.
Visit us in Mannheim, Germany and ask about our CytoMotion Lite System (capture functional data from iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes!) as well as our Cardiac Slice System.
Visit us in Naples and ask about our CytoMotion Lite System (capture functional data from iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes!) as well as our Cardiac Slice System. Our exhibit will be staffed by Laura Freda.
Visit us in Naples and ask about our CytoMotion Lite System (capture functional data from iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes!) as well as our Cardiac Slice System. Our exhibit will be staffed by Laura Freda.
In this webinar, our speakers show investigations utilizing cardiac slices highlighting the Frank-Starling relationship, the relationship between microtubule network remodeling and diastolic stiffness/dysfunction, and engineered heart tissue as an alternative to the cardiac slice preparation.
Visit IonOptix Booth #1118 and see our new Cardiac Slice and CytoMotion Lite Systems! Capture functional data from cardiac slices and iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes!
