A Constant Temperature Tissue Bath. (25189)

Journal/Book: Reprinted from PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 1959 v102 197-198. 1959;

Abstract: Dept. of Pharmacology and Exp. Therapeutics University of California Medical Center Los Angeles Use of isolated tissue preparations for study of their physiological and pharmacological reactions necessitates some device for maintenance of a stable environmental temperature usually in the vicinity of 38° C. This is usually accomplished by means of a large reservoir of water containing a thermostat heater and stirrer; the tissue bath is either immersed in this or water is pumped through a water jacket surrounding the bath. Both systems are expensive and usually cumbersome because of the large water reservoir required for accurate temperature control. ... schö

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