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The IncuCyte neuronal activity assay allows for direct, long-term measurements of synaptic activity for the characterization of neuronal cell models in physiologically relevant conditions. Visualize and analyze spontaneous neuronal activity for weeks or months with the IncuCyte S3 for Neuroscience, IncuCyte S3 Neuronal activity analysis software, and IncuCyte NeuroBurst Orange reagent.
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