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Microelectrode array (MEA) techniques provide a powerful method for exploration of neural network dynamics. A critical challenge is to interface 3D neural tissues including neural organoids with the flat MEAs surface, as it is essential to place neurons near to the electrodes for recording weak extracellular signals of neurons. To enhance performance of MEAs, most research have focused on improving their surface treatment, while little attention has been given to improve the tissue-MEA interactions from the medium side.

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Purpose: Intracellular Ca imaging is a valuable tool for studying neuronal activity; however, its application in the spinal cord of mature animals remains underdeveloped. This study aimed to establish an intracellular Ca imaging method in adult rat spinal cord slices without complex genetic modifications and characterize primary afferent-evoked intracellular Ca responses in spinal dorsal horn neurons.

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