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Here at ADInstruments, we're lucky to be a part of a large and thriving research community. Join us in celebrating some of the incredible work that has been published by that community in September 2024. Protein Kinase N Promotes Cardiac Fibrosis in Heart Failure by Fibroblast-to-myofibroblast...

In this month's high impact publications, we touch on: an injectable cardiac stimulator, the relationship between the gallbladder and bitter tastes, protein prenylation inhibition for prevention of renal fibrosis, sustained cerebrovascular responses after learning a new motor skill, and the use of SSRIs for muscle stem cell regeneration.

Our PowerLab C Winner Associate Professor Josh Sebree, from the University of Northern Iowa, looks for life in the harshest environments. His search for organisms that can survive in habitats analogous with alien worlds has taken him and his students out of the cleanliness and stability of the lab...

Join us in celebrating some of the incredible work published by our research community in June 2024.

Teach your students a lesson they'll never forget with the myotatic reflex! Use this free protocol to have your students compare the joint angle and latency of the myotatic reflex under normal conditions and while performing the Jendrassik maneuver.

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Our updated Teaching Pharmacology Kit has been designed to ensure that you have everything you need for your teaching labs, and nothing you don’t.

Dr Laurencie Brunel, an accomplished veterinary surgeon, is examining the impact of mitral valve replacement on left ventricle function.

Have you been thinking about performing a new study or recording additional signals? Find out how to expand your lab at low cost with PowerLab C.

Check out our brief summary highlighting the advantages and limitations of constant flow vs. constant pressure perfusion setups for Langendorff isolated heart studies.

This study used retroviral delivery of transcription factors to convert cardiac fibroblasts into cardiac myocytes, in a mouse model of myocardial infarction.

Over the past 200 years the Langendorff has continued to evolve. In this excerpt from her latest Langendorff webinar, Dr Melanie White, an isolated heart expert from the University of Sydney, explores how the system has significantly changed in the time she's been running her lab. Related: Future...