JoVE Encyclopedia of Experiments
Neuroscience
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This article describes a method for patch-clamping fluorescently labeled neurons in immobilized mouse coronal slices. The technique allows for the measurement of neuronal excitability through action potentials.
Quantitative assessment of neuronal excitability using whole-cell patch clamp in fluorescently labeled neurons enables precise interrogation of functional properties in defined cell populations. This approach supports mechanistic de-risking and target validation in early neuroscience drug discovery. Reliable measurement of action potentials in genetically identified neurons informs predictive confidence at critical portfolio inflection points.
This method integrates into the discovery continuum from early target validation through assay development and preclinical research, supporting both mechanistic studies and translational continuity.
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