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The designs of two instruments are presented which have proven to be useful in single cell and chemical injection studies performed in awake monkeys. The first is a plastic grid that acts as a guide to produce parallel penetrations with either a microelectrode or microsyringe. The second is a syringe for injecting microliter quantities of a solution that also allows recording of neuronal activity.
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