A 3D Printed Device for Low Cost Neural Stimulation in Mice.
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ABSTRACT: Electrical stimulation of the brain through the implantation of electrodes is an effective treatment for certain diseases and the focus of a large body of research investigating new cell mechanisms, neurological phenomena, and treatments. Electrode devices developed for stimulation in rodents vary widely in size, cost, and functionality, with the majority of recent studies presenting complex, multi-functional designs. While some experiments require these added features, others are in greater need of reliable, low cost, and readily available devices that will allow surgeries to be scheduled and completed without delay. In this work, we utilize 3D printing and common electrical hardware to produce an effective 2-channel stimulation device that meets these requirements. Our stimulation electr
SUBMITTER: Morrison TJ
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6682623 | biostudies-literature | 2019
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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