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URL: http://spider.science.strath.ac.uk/sipbs/software_ses.htm
Proper Citation: WinWCP (RRID:SCR_014713)
Description: Windows software program for recording and analyzing signals from whole cell voltage and current clamp experiments. Its features include automatic waveform measurement, quantal content analysis, command voltage pulse generation, and spontaneous event detection.
Synonyms: Windows Whole Cell Program
Resource Type: data analysis software, data acquisition software, software resource, software application, data processing software
Keywords: data analysis software, whole cell, voltage, current, clamp experiments, neuron, neuroinformatics, single cell recording
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