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Braincubator – Prolong viability of tissue slices

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  • Extends lifespan of brain slices: > 30 h
  • Controls aCSF temperature & pH
  • Continuous UVC filtration
  • Stable recording & imaging
  • Fewer animals needed

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BRAINCUBATOR – prolonging the viability of tissue slices

PRECISELY REGULATES pH, TEMP & MEDIA

Stable incubation conditions, improves data consistency & reduces variability across experiments.

TISSUE VIABILITY 30 HOURS OR MORE

Maintains slice integrity & functionality for extended periods, enabling longer & more complex studies.

HALVE THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS

Provides viable tissue for two days, reduces brain slice prep time & the number of animals required for research.

The Braincubator™ is an advanced incubation system designed to prolong the viability of thin tissue samples, including acute brain slices and wholemount retina. It achieves this by precisely regulating the temperature and pH of artificial cerebrospinal fluid (aCSF) while continuously circulating the fluid through a UVC filtration system to minimize bacterial growth.

By maintaining exceptionally low bacterial levels, the Braincubator™ significantly extends tissue lifespan, enabling researchers to perform long-duration intracellular and extracellular recordings as well as imaging experiments. The system also records and stores solution conditions, allowing for later review and verification of tissue health.

Overall, the Braincubator™ establishes a gold standard for acute slice incubation, increasing experimental time, improving reliability, and reducing the number of animals required to meet research objectives.

For further information see Braincubator.com.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions:

What is the Braincubator™?

The Braincubator™ is an advanced incubation system designed to extend the lifespan and viability of thin tissue samples such as acute brain slices and wholemount retina.

How does the Braincubator™ work?

It precisely controls the temperature and pH of artificial cerebrospinal fluid (aCSF) while continuously circulating the solution through a UVC filtration system to minimize bacterial growth.

What types of tissue can be used with the Braincubator™?

The system is optimized for thin slice tissue, including acute brain slices and wholemount retina preparations.

How does the Braincubator™ improve tissue lifespan?

By maintaining stable solution conditions and extremely low bacterial levels, the Braincubator™ significantly prolongs tissue viability compared to traditional incubation methods.

What experiments can be performed using the Braincubator™?

The extended tissue lifespan allows for long-duration intracellular and extracellular recordings, as well as imaging experiments requiring stable conditions over many hours.

How does the UVC filtration system benefit experiments?

Continuous UVC filtration keeps bacterial levels extremely low, reducing contamination risk and helping maintain consistent experimental conditions.

Does the Braincubator™ record incubation conditions?

Yes. Temperature, pH, and other solution conditions are continuously recorded and saved, allowing researchers to review data for validation and analysis of tissue health.

How does the Braincubator™ reduce animal usage?

By extending experimental time from a single tissue sample, researchers can complete more experiments per preparation, reducing the total number of animals required.

What makes the Braincubator™ different from standard incubation systems?

The Braincubator™ combines precise environmental control, continuous UVC filtration, and condition logging, establishing a gold-standard approach to acute slice tissue incubation.

Who is the Braincubator™ designed for?

It is ideal for neuroscience researchers and laboratories conducting electrophysiology or imaging experiments that require stable, long-term tissue viability.