Electroantennogram and Single Sensillum Recording in Insect Antennae
Shannon B. Olsson, Bill S. Hansson
Abstract
Shannon B. Olsson, Bill S. Hansson
Abstract
Electrophysiology is an invaluable technique to quickly and quantitatively assess the response of the olfactory system to odor stimuli. For measuring the response of the insect antenna, two basic techniques exist, electroantennography and single sensillum recording. Here, we describe the general practice of both methods in terms of equipment used, insect preparation, recording technique, and basic analysis.
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Electrophysiology is an invaluable technique to quickly and quantitatively assess the response of the olfactory system to odor stimuli. For measuring the response of the insect antenna, two basic techniques exist, electroantennography and single sensillum recording. Here, we describe the general practice of both methods in terms of equipment used, insect preparation, recording technique, and basic analysis.
Key concepts: Sensillum, Electroantennography, Antenna (radio), Electrophysiology, Insect, Computer science, Biology, Anatomy