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Proper Citation: Zeiss: Axio Examiner microscope (RRID:SCR_025040)
Description: Fixed stage microscope for patch-clamp experiments on nerve cells and brain slices. With its design optimized for low vibration and generous room for micromanipulation and patch clamp accessories, Axio Examiner enables undisturbed low-noise single-channel recordings.
Synonyms: ZEISS Axio Examiner
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Fixed stage microscope, microscope, widefield microscope,
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