Patch-clamp analysis software with Clampfit Advanced Analysis Module

 

The pCLAMP™ Software Suite is an industry-leading patch-clamp electrophysiology data acquisition and analysis program for the control and recording of voltage-clamp, current-clamp, and patch-clamp experiments. The software suite consists of Clampex 11 Software for data acquisition, AxoScope 11 Software for background recording, Clampfit 11 Software for data analysis, and optional Clampfit Advanced Analysis Module for sophisticated and streamlined analysis.

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    Design advanced protocols easily

    The enhanced protocol editor enables up to 50 epochs instead of 10, providing the flexibility to program longer, more sophisticated protocols.

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    Streamline workflows*

    Batch analysis macros enable the analysis of data files in batches and eliminates the need to define parameters for every data set.

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    Analyze faster*

    Automated event detection analyzes spontaneous and evoked action potentials and post-synaptic data. Identify events based on a variety of factors.

pCLAMP 11

Features

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    Comprehensive analysis tools

    The software includes a wealth of analysis tools including 24 cursor pairs for regions of interest search, graph plotting tools such as I-V plot and histogram, and more.

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    Improved visualization

    The membrane testwindow displays up to eight channels simultaneously, making it easier to control multiple channels.

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    Enhanced gap-free mode

    A simple continuous "chart-recorder" useful for monitoring single channel events, minis, and other spontaneous activities. Protocol-editor-style epochs and program digital or analog outputs can be executed.

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    Population spike analysis*

    This tool automatically calculates amplitude, area under the curve, half-width, decay and rise time, decay and rise slope, coastline of spike, and paired pulses.

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    Action potential analysis*

    This feature automatically detects and analyzes amplitude, APD90, rise and decay time, rise and decay slope, peak-to-peak frequency and time, and more.

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    Batch analysis*

    Macros for batch analysis eliminates the need to define parameters for every data set. Saved macros can be applied to multiple data sets for automatic analysis.

*Clampfit Advanced Analysis Module only 

Specifications & Options of pCLAMP 11 Software Suite

 

*Supports all previous versions in a model line.
**We only support Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions but not Home edition.

 

 

Axon™ pCLAMP®, Axon™ DigiData™ and Windows Operating System Compatibility Table

Consult the table below to determine pCLAMP software compatibility with various AXON digitizers and Windows operating systems.

 

pCLAMP

MiniDigi

DigiData 1200

DigiData 132x

DigiData 1440

Digidata 1550 series

Windows OSa

8.xb

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

95, 98, ME, NT4.0, 2000, XP

9.xc

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

98, ME, 2000, XP

10.xd

Yesh

No

Yesg

Yesf

Yesf

2000, XP sp3, Vista, Windows 7 & Windows 10e (32 & 64-bit)

11.x

Yesh

No

No

Yes

Yes

Windows 7 & Windows 10e (32 & 64-bit)

 

Notes:

a.) Only U.S. versions of Windows operating systems are fully supported, and only a computer with authentic Windows is supported, i.e., emulators and virtual machines are not supported. pCLAMP version 10.3 or higher are the only installers that support 64-bit Operating Systems. 

b.) Update from 8.0 or 8.1 to 8.2 is free. Only the 32-bit installer of 8.2 runs on Windows XP (see download link above).

c.) Update from 9.0 or 9.1 to 9.2 is free. pCLAMP 9 software is not supported for use under Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit versions).

d.) All updates within 10.x (e.g. from 10.0 to 10.7) are free.

e.) Windows Home Edition is not supported.

f.) Digidata 1440, 1550, 1550A, and 1550B are supported on 10.7.

g.) Use of the Digidata 1320A, 1321A or 1322A on 64-bit Operating Systems is not supported. The Digidata 132x series are only supported up to pCLAMP versions 10.3.

h.) MiniDigi 1B is required for use under 64-bit Operating Systems.

 

Resources of pCLAMP 11 Software Suite

Presentations
Videos & Webinars

A complete workflow solution for patch-clamp electrophysiology

For the latest featured videos, webinars and tutorials on our Axon instrument solution including Axon Patch-clamp Amplifiers, Digidata 1550B Digitizer plus HumSilencer, and pCLAMP Software Suite, visit our Axon Patch-Clamp Video Gallery.

Discover what's new in our Axon Guide

Discover what's new in our Axon Guide

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: User List in Clampex 11

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: User List in Clampex 11

Streamlining electrophysiology data acquisition and analysis in ion channel study with Axon pCLAMP 11 software

Streamlining electrophysiology data acquisition and analysis in ion channel study with Axon pCLAMP 11 software

Enhance your Electrophysiology studies with Axon pCLAMP 11 Software

Enhance your Electrophysiology studies with Axon pCLAMP 11 Software

Speed up precise data measurements with pCLAMP 11

Speed up precise data measurements with pCLAMP 11

Empower electrophysiology data analysis with new Clampfit 11 Advanced Event

Empower electrophysiology data analysis with new Clampfit 11 Advanced Event

Axon pCLAMP 11 software

Empower your electrophysiology studies using new Axon pCLAMP 11 software

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Sequencing Keys

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Sequencing Keys

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Increasing the number of epochs in Clampex 11

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Increasing the number of epochs in Clampex 11

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Protocol Length in Clampex 11

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Protocol Length in Clampex 11

Save your time on data analysis with new Batch Analysis feature in Axon pCLAMP 11 Software

Save your time on data analysis with new Batch Analysis feature in Axon pCLAMP 11 Software

Tech Tips with Jeffrey Tang: Axon pCLAMP™ 11 Software Feature for Batch Analysis

Tech Tips with Jeffrey Tang: Axon pCLAMP™ 11 Software Feature for Batch Analysis

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Axon pClamp™ 11 Software Feature for Action Potential Analysis

Tech Tips with Jin Yan: Axon pClamp™ 11 Software Feature for Action Potential Analysis

pCLAMP 11

Enhanced Protocol Editor in pCLAMP 11

Enhanced Protocol Editor in pCLAMP 11

Population Spike Analysis in pCLAMP 11

Population Spike Analysis in pCLAMP 11

Batch Data Analysis Macros

Batch Data Analysis Macros

Neuronal Action Potential Analysis

Neuronal Action Potential Analysis

How to Combine Traces, Calculate Rise or Decay Time Constant, and Perform Curve Fitting Using Axon pCLAMP Software

How to Combine Traces, Calculate Rise or Decay Time Constant, and Perform Curve Fitting Using Axon pCLAMP Software

Update and Hardware Choices for Optogenetics Considerations for Synchronized Light Patterning

Update and Hardware Choices for Optogenetics Considerations for Synchronized Light Patterning

Investigations of the Effects of Amyloid-Beta Proteins on hSlo1.1, a BK Channel, in a Xenopus Oocyte Model

Investigations of the Effects of Amyloid-Beta Proteins on hSlo1.1, a BK Channel, in a Xenopus Oocyte Model

Nanopores-Electronic Tools for Single-Molecule Biophysics and Bio-Nanotechnologies

Nanopores-Electronic Tools for Single-Molecule Biophysics and Bio-Nanotechnologies

  • Citation
    Dated: Jan 12, 2021

    Analyzing of neural discharge signal with PCLAMP software

    By means of data sampling interface and analysis software of PCLAMP microcomputer processing system, Neural discharge signal was sampled and analyzed. Xetting some parameters of sampling parameter's table and analysis parameter's table of FETCHEX,neural discharge signal was Xampled,and analyzed the signal automatically.Using this method ,the… View more

    By means of data sampling interface and analysis software of PCLAMP microcomputer processing system, Neural discharge signal was sampled and analyzed. Xetting some parameters of sampling parameter's table and analysis parameter's table of FETCHEX,neural discharge signal was Xampled,and analyzed the signal automatically.Using this method ,the neural discharge in rostral ventrolateral medulla in rat was analyzed, the result was satisfactory.

    Contributors: WANG Min-yan ,YI Xiao-lin ,MENG Yan-jun, FAN Zhen-zhong (Institute of Basic Nursing, Hebei Medical University, Xhijiazhuang 050017,China)  
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  • Citation
    Dated: Oct 01, 2000
    Publication Name: Acta Physiologica Sinica

    Analysis of P/N leak subtraction of pClamp acquisition software

    Using blind whole cell recording technique on rat hippocampal slices, the function and mechanisms of P/N leak subtraction of Clampex program in pClamp acquisition software were studied. The ways of picking up sub-pulse current and properly selecting parameters, including time course, polarization, sub-holding potential, numbers and location of P/N… View more

    Using blind whole cell recording technique on rat hippocampal slices, the function and mechanisms of P/N leak subtraction of Clampex program in pClamp acquisition software were studied. The ways of picking up sub-pulse current and properly selecting parameters, including time course, polarization, sub-holding potential, numbers and location of P/N sub-pulse were analyzed in detail. Our results indicate that voltage-gated ion channel currents recorded by Clampex will be more accurate and reproducible by properly using P/N leak subtraction.

    Contributors: Sheng li xue bao : [Acta Physiologica Sinica]  
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  • Citation
    Dated: Jun 01, 1989
    Publication Name: American Physiological Society

    Inward-rectifying potassium channels in rat hepatocytes

    The patch-clamp technique has been used to investigate single-channel and whole cell conductances in freshly isolated rat hepatocytes. Whole cell experiments, with high (144 mM) intracellular and extracellular potassium as the principal conductive species, show some variation between cells in the current-voltage relationship (mean whole-cell… View more

    The patch-clamp technique has been used to investigate single-channel and whole cell conductances in freshly isolated rat hepatocytes. Whole cell experiments, with high (144 mM) intracellular and extracellular potassium as the principal conductive species, show some variation between cells in the current-voltage relationship (mean whole-cell conductance at physiological potentials being 2.7 nS). This may suggest functional heterogeneity of cells. The most common finding is that the current-voltage relationship shows inward rectification. This is reflected in cell-attached single-channel recordings in which channels displaying strong inward rectification and K+ selectivity are seen. The channels show a mean inward conductance (with 144 mM potassium in the pipette) of 44 pS and an outward conductance of 23 pS. The open probability is not voltage dependent, and the channels do not exhibit calcium dependence. The channels are quite different from others described in hepatocytes, but they show marked similarities to channels recently described in renal epithelial cells. Current-voltage relationships in the whole cell mode exhibit an increase in slope conductance at large hyperpolarizing and depolarizing potentials.

    Contributors: R. M. Henderson, J. Graf, and J. L. Boyer  
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