MIFE ion flux measurement

MIFE^® identifies an electronic instrument, and associated micromanipulators and software, designed for making non-invasive measurement of specific ion fluxes in solution near living plant or animal tissue.

The MIFE system has been developed by the Biophysics group in the Physics department of the University of Tasmania. The following information is available at present:-

An overview of ion flux measurements using microelectrodes and the MIFE system.
Useful references to applications of microelectrode ion flux measuring techniques.
Equipment, infrastructure and other requirements to set up a laboratory for MIFE ion flux measurements.
Costs, supply and setup of the MIFE system, including other equipment and infrastructure required..

For further information about MIFE, please contact Dr I A Newman,
School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Tasmania, GPO Box 252-21 Hobart, Tas. 7001
Phone: +61 3 6226-2422. Fax: +61 3 6226-2410. E-mail: Ian.Newman@utas.edu.au

MIFE® identifies an electronic instrument, and associated micromanipulators and software, designed for making non-invasive measurement of specific ion fluxes in solution near living plant or animal tissue.

The MIFE system has been developed by the Biophysics group in the Physics department of the University of Tasmania. The following information is available at present:-

MIFE^® identifies an electronic instrument, and associated micromanipulators and software, designed for making non-invasive measurement of specific ion fluxes in solution near living plant or animal tissue.