The composition of Ringer’s solution and aCSF are detailed within this article, as well as precautions for when using the probes.
Ringer’s Solution, aCSF Composition, Recipe
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FAQs Articles
What Type of Dental Cement is Recommended to set Microdialysis Guide Cannulae?
This article links to recommended dental cement to set the cannulae.
Where Should I Place the Precolumn?
The article lists the proper placement of the precolumn inline in the system, and the components of the precolumn.
What is the Standard Pressure for Analysis on the ENO-30?
This article lists the standard operating pressure for the ENO-30 system.
What Concentration of Standard Should I Inject to Evaluate the ENO-20/30 System Sensitivity?
This article explains the standard solution concentrations to use to determine the sensitivity of the system and what the peak heights should look like.
Where Does Epinephrine Elute on a CAX Column?
This article explains the retention times of epinephrine on a CAX column and how epinephrine interacts with Norepinephrine.
What is the Best Practice for RE-500 Reference Electrode Storage?
This article gives some potential routes to take when storing the RE-500 reference electrode.
Best Practice for Urine Sample Storage for Catecholamine Analysis?
This article explains the process to best store urine samples for catecholamine analysis.
Where Should I Place a Precolumn, and What Type of Precolumn Should I use?
This article contains an explanation of where to put precolumns depending on the types of samples and column. It also contains a comprehensive list of specifications and applications a specific precolumn can be used for.
What Concentration of Standard Solutions Should I Inject?
This article outlines how to use standard solutions to check for proper sensitivity of your system and explain the reasoning behind proper injection concentrations of standard solutions.
Separation of Norepinephrine and Epinephrine
This article outlines the types of columns to use for detecting and separating norepinephrine and epinephrine, depending on your specific application.