On-demand resources

Posters

Browse our scientific posters presented or co-presented during past events attended by Neuroservices-Alliance.

2022

Pharmacology of TTX-resistant and TTX-sensitive sodium currents in Non Human Primate Dordal Root Ganglia neurons.

2022

Profiling the Functional Phenotype of Dorsal Root Ganglia Sensory Neurons from the K/BxN Murine Rheumatoid Arthritis Model

2021

Functional Endpoints from human iPS-derived sensory Neurons for Pain Drug discovery

Webinars

Browse our on-demand webinars. Our webinar replays are hosted on Gotowebinar. Click on the webinar you want to check out and you will be redirected to our viewing platform.

in vitro and in vivo electrophysiology assays for robust decision making in CNS programs

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How to assess drug candidates on tinnitus preclinical models for a successful transition to clinical trials

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Electrophysiology in anesthetized rodents for analgesic drug development

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Electrophysiological ex vivo assays for compound testing in human acute brain slices


Customized in vivo electrophysiology – From the simplest to the most complex

MEA assays of synaptic transmission and plasticity for decision making in CNS programs

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in vitro and in vivo electrophysiology assays for robust decision making in CNS programs
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in vivo models of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)


Preclinical models of anxiety-related behaviors

In vivo recordings of spinal neurons involved in the generation of pain sensation & application in pain drug discovery

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Novel Tools for Translational Research: Ex Vivo Human Models for Advancing Pain & Itch Drug Discovery


Solutions for pain preclinical drug discovery

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Exploring energy balance mechanisms in rodents using ad hoc tools