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Intracellular recording nanoscale electrode devices provide the advantages of a high spatial resolution and high sensitivity. However, the length of nanowire/nanotube‐based nanoelectrodes is currently limited to <10 μm long due to fabrication issues for high‐aspect‐ratio nanoelectrodes. The concept reported here can address the technological limitations by fabricating >100 μm long nanoscale‐tipped...
The length of nanowire/nanotube‐based nanoelectrodes is currently limited to <10 μm due to fabrication issues for high‐aspect‐ratio nanoelectrodes. On page 2846, T. Kawano and co‐workers demonstrate how a fabricated microneedle‐based nanoscale‐tipped electrode, over 100‐μm long, can penetrate into muscle cells and observe the resting potentials from cells.
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