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Ashlyn Creamer

Medical University of Vienna

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From hours to days: prolonging the functional viability of acute brain slices to >36 h

Elizaveta N. Vylekzhanina, Luca Habelt, Ashlyn Creamer, Christian Cameron de Abos y Padilla, Ilka Diester, Michael Niessing, Peter Hochstrate, Philippe Coulon

This paper introduces an experimental protocol that extends the viability of acute brain slices beyond 36 hours, enabling long-term electrophysiological studies with reduced animal use and cost.

bioRxiv · Oct 24, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience