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URL: https://www.npielectronic.com/product/pdes-module/
Proper Citation: NPI Pressure Application Module (RRID:SCR_022657)
Description: Pneumatic drug ejection. Used to apply ionic and non-ionic substances in small amounts. Locally precise application with microJECT pipette holder with built-in valve. Also available as 19″ stand alone device.
Abbreviations: PDES
Synonyms: Pressure Application Module (NPI Electronic), PDES Pressure Application Module, PDES, NPI Electronics PDES
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Pneumatic drug ejection, USEDit, instrument, equipment
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