Neuroscience
Novel assay ATP release in molluscan central nervous system
Published in Health and Medicine Week, January 24th, 2005
"The further understanding of neuronal function is imperative for the prevention and treatment of neurofunctional disorders," scientists in the United States explained. "To aid in this realization, novel methods for monitoring neuronal cell function must be developed and characterized."
In a recent study, J.A. Gruenhagen and coauthors at Iowa State University evaluated the "application of real-time imaging of luciferase-catalyzed ATP chemiluminescence for the investigation of ATP release from whole central nervous systems of the freshwater snail Lymnaea...
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