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Cardiac myocyte microtissue aggregates broadcast local field potentials

2018-07-25

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Muscle tissue has been exploited as a living biopotential amplifier to facilitate transduction of peripheral nerve signals into prosthetic control in patients with limb amputation. Here we sought to address the question of whether microscopically small volumes of muscle tissue could effectively broadcast field potentials to electrodes not immediately in contact with that tissue. Cardiac myocytes were grown as thre...

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Literature Corpus work: c3b178c9-6f0b-56b9-b1d1-b062b5031a0e
DOI: 10.1101/376418

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