Functional characterization of iPSC-derived neurons grown on micro electrode arrays (MEA) and their application to phenotypic modeling of disease models and neurotoxicity assessment in comparison to primary mouse cultures

2016 ISSCR Bader Functional characteristics of iPSC-derived neurons in MEA
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Bader BM, Jügelt K, Hess D, Kfoury E, Luerman G, Schröder OHU.

ISSCR, 2016

Functional characterization of iPSC-derived neurons grown on micro electrode arrays (MEA) and their application to phenotypic modeling of disease models and neurotoxicity assessment in comparison to primary mouse cultures.
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