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Neuroscience Manduca sexta Segmental Ganglia - Recording p.2 |
| Below are photos of the suction recording electrodes and how they are
used. Click HERE to see photos of what it
looks like when a nerve branch is sucked up into the electrode. |
| The suction electrodes and how to use them
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![]() The ends of the three suction recording electrodes. Note the ground wires wrapped around each. |
![]() Each electrode is attached to manipulator. The manipulators do not have to have the capacity for extremely fine movements. |
![]() A plastic tube comes out the back of each suction electrode. |
![]() The plastic tubes are attached to syringes with stop-cocks. |
![]() The stop-cock is opened.. |
![]() In this position it is fully open. |
![]() The plunger is pulled back JUST A LITTLE BIT - only a few mls are need to suck the nerve root into the tip of the suction pipette. |
![]() The stop-cock is closed while the small amount of suction is maintained. |
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