Deep Electrophysiological Knowledge
Our team’s deep knowledge of the EEG allows us to understand the nuances of the signal to evaluate novelty and remove artifacts. The inherent electrophysiological properties of EEG signals in rodents and humans are translational, allowing for objective data to evaluate novel therapies. However, EEG patterns vary greatly across sleep/wake cycles and across the circadian phase. While the tools and methodologies for collecting EEG signals may be common, PsychoGenics’ seasoned scientists possess the unique depth of understanding required to accurately execute, analyze, and draw interpretations. The effects on neural oscillations and EEG patterns by pharmacological agents or genetic changes can be greatly influenced by sleep/wake cycles and/or the circadian phase. Knowledge and understanding of these variations are critical for interpreting the effects of novel treatments. The sensitive nature of the EEG requires a clear understanding of what is physiological and what is not physiological, such as movement artifact or electrical noise. These understandings are vital for accurate interpretation of results.
Breadth of Preclinical EEG Services
PsychoGenics’ scientists possess unsurpassed surgical skills, enabling precise implementation of recording electrodes (surface EEG electrodes and indwelling LFP electrodes). Combined with our analytical expertise and commitment to customization, we excel at identifying EEG biomarkers and isolating aberrant activity following the administration of your therapeutic and in rodent models of disease. PsychoGenics offers a full suite of EEG services for your study needs.
Our suite of preclinical EEG research services include:
- Auditory-Evoked Potentials
- Sleep/Wake Analyses
- Pharmaco-EEG
- Seizure Analyses
- Longitudinal Studies
- Power Analysis
- Local Field Potential
- Novel Model Characterization
- Telemetry
- Tethered
- Piezoelectric
Study Types
Our scientists have extensive experience conducting and analyzing a broad range of translational EEG studies to support the progress of your program.
