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Elevating intracellular action potential recording in cardiomyocytes: A precision-enhanced and biosafe single-pulse electroporation system.

Biosensors & bioelectronics(2023)

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Action potentials play a pivotal role in diverse cardiovascular physiological mechanisms. A comprehensive understanding of these intricate mechanisms necessitates a high-fidelity intracellular electrophysiological investigative approach. The amalgamation of micro-/nano-electrode arrays and electroporation confers substantial advantages in terms of high-resolution intracellular recording capabilities. Nonetheless, electroporation systems typically lack precise control, and commonly employed electroporation modes, involving tailored sequences, may escalate cellular damage and perturbation of normal physiological functions due to the multiple or higher-intensity electrical pulses. In this study, we developed an innovative electrophysiological biosensing system customized to facilitate precise single-pulse electroporation. This advancement serves to achieve optimal and uninterrupted intracellular action potential recording within cardiomyocytes. The refinement of the single-pulse electroporation technique is realized through the integration of the electroporation and assessment biosensing system, thereby ensuring a consistent and reliable means of achieving stable intracellular access. Our investigation has unveiled that the optimized single-pulse electroporation technique not only maintains robust biosafety standards but also enables the continuous capture of intracellular electrophysiological signals across an expansive three-day period. The universality of this biosensing system, adaptable to various micro/nano devices, furnishes real-time analysis and feedback concerning electroporation efficacy, guaranteeing the sustained, secure, and high-fidelity acquisition of intracellular data, thereby propelling the field of cardiovascular electrophysiological research.
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