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Breaking barriers in lysosomal electrophysiology: Automated solutions for ion channel analysis

with Sophion Bioscience

Automated Patch Clamp (APC) of lysosomal ion channels was achieved using enlarged lysosomes (LYSO-Prep™, Oria Biosci ence), enabling measurement of ion channel activity such as TRPML1. Lysosomes were successfully captured on two Sophion systems, with success rates of 69.9 ± 3.2% on the QPatch® 48 and 74.6 ± 2.6% on the Qube® 384. The lysosomal recordings showed stable seals and robust TRPML1 current responses…

LYSO-Prep™ for organellar electrophysiology: A new tool for high throughput measurement of lysosomal TRPML1 channels using the SyncroPatch 384, SURFE2R N1 and SURFE2R 96SE

with Nanion Technologies

The gold standard to functionally characterize lysosomal ion channels remains manual patch clamp recordings of enlarged individual lysosomes isolated from individual cells1. This technique is time-consuming and technically challenging, but other electrophysiological techniques are beginning to overcome these challenges, resulting in higher throughput characterization of isolated lysosomes…

New frontier: Investigating regulation of lysosomal ion channels at elevated temperatures in the native system

with Nanion Technologies

Ion channel activity is modulated by various stimuli including voltage, pH, lipids or neurotransmitters that turn various inputs into electrical signals. In addition, the activity can also be modulated by temperature with the example of the transient receptor potential (TRP) family of ion channels that show a remarkably high sensitivity to changes in temperature and mediate temperature-sensation in animals.