Collaborative Activities with Takara Bio Cellartis Clonetech
2018 - Combining electrophysiology and contractility recordings for more complete assessment of hiPSC-CMs
SyncroPatch 384PE (a predecessor model of the SyncroPatch 384i), 
Patchliner and 
CardioExcyte 96 poster, Europhysiology Meeting 2018 
(1.4 MB)
2018 - Cross-site comparison of excitation-contraction coupling using impedance and field potential recordings in hiPSC cardiomyocytes
CardioExcyte 96 publication in Journal of Pharmacological and Toxicological Methods (2018)
Authors:
Bot C.T., Juhasz K., Haeusermann F., Polonchuk L., Traebert M., Stölzle-Feix S.
2017 - Cross-site comparison of myocyte phase II compounds on different iPS cardiomyocytes based on CardioExcyte 96 recordings
CardioExcyte 96 presentation (slide deck) (2.2 MB)
Cardiomyocytes - "Combining automated patch clamp, impedance and EFP of hiPSC-CMs"
CardioExcyte 96 SyncroPatch 384PE (a predecessor model of SyncroPatch 384i) Patchliner Application Note
Cells kindly provided by Takara-Clonetech.
Cardiomyocytes - "Voltage and current clamp recordings of Cellartis hiPS-CM on Nanion’s Patchliner"
Patchliner application note: (0.5 MB)
Cells were kindly provided by Takara Bio Europe AB.
Cardiomyocytes - Data from different cell providers
CardioExcyte data and applications:
Cells were kindly provided by FUJIFILM Cellular Dynamics, Nexel, Ncardia, Axiogenesis, Pluriomic, GE Healthcare, ReproCell, Takara Bio Cellartis Clonetech.
The CardioExcyte 96 allows for
• Non-invasive, label-free measurements of beating cardiomyocyte networks
• 96 recording wells in parallel with 1 ms time resolution
• Quick experiments or long-term compound effects on cardiotoxicity
• Real-time access to beating parameters
• Outstanding software for data analysis and export
• Cost effcient consumables - 96-well format
Cardiomyocytes - Effects of sotalol on impedance (left) and EFP (right) signals of Cellartis Cardiomyocytes
CardioExcyte data and applications:
Cells were kindly provided by Takara Bio Cellartis Clontech.
Impedance (left) and EFP signals (right) in control conditions (A) and 1 μM sotalol (B) are shown.
Irregular beating can be observed in the presence of sotalol.
Cardiomyocytes - Effects of verapamil on impedance (left) and EFP (right) signals of Cellartis Cardiomyocytes
CardioExcyte data and applications:
Cells were kindly provided by Takara Bio Cellartis Clontech.
(A) Impedance (left) and EFP signals (right) in control conditions
(B) Upon application of 10 nM verapamil
(C) Upon application of 100 nM verapamil.
(D) The mean beats for impedance (left) and EFP (right) are shown in D