OK, I know I shouldn't have done things the way I did.
In fact, my B.Sc. thesis promoter is focused on 2-D electrophoresis. So I
did gels with samples I received from elsewhere. Then Carlyle Smith (Trent
University) came and show us how to record EEG from rats (but he didn't
stay for a long time). So I trained and recorded my own rats.
Now I have rats EEG and 2-D gels with proteins. I can analyse my gels with
help from my promoter. Since Carlyle Smith went back to Canada, I am left
alone to analyse my EEG. I can ask physician how they do in humans. But I
wonder if it's different or not in rats.
Since I plan to do a Ph.D. on the same subject, I would like to learn more
about rat EEG. That's why I'm asking for help and papers references.
Jean-Etienne
"Joseph Martin III" <joseph.martin54 at verizon.net> wrote in
news:tRC_8.15616$927.10735 at nwrddc01.gnilink.net:
>> "Jean-Etienne Poirrier" <jepoirrier at nospam.student.ulg.ac.be> wrote in
> message news:Xns9252C39C7FC1jepoirrierstudentulg at 139.165.32.100...>> Hi,
>>>> I am a B.Sc. student at the university of Liege (Belgium) doing my
>> B.Sc. thesis on protein expression in rats hippocampus. For a part of
>> my job, I had to record rat sleep. A kind physician recording EEG in
>> humans show me how to record. But now I have raw data, I cannot find
>> how to interpret them.
>>>> Hopefully, I look at both the recording and the rat. So I know when
>> he's asleep and when he's awake. But that's all :-(
>>>> Could someone give me some advice, web links, publications, articles,
> books
>> references ?
>>>> Many thanks in advance,
>> Jean-Etienne Poirrier
>> I know this may be a silly question, and perhaps it is more food for
> thought in any future resarch you might undertake....
> why would you do research involving EEG's without from the beginning
> knowing how you would analyze the data?
>>
