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Automated 3D Open Field for Rats and Mice
A unique setup for the automation of the Open Field test for rats and mice : 3D-camera based technology is now capable of direct height...
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Elevated Zero-maze
The Zero-Maze is an alternative to the elevated maze for rodents (rats and mice), without the center square to avoid ambiguous results:
for evaluation of the anxiety-like behaviour in rodents
 PresentationModification of the classic Elevated Plus Maze, the BIOSEB Zero-Maze is also a model for the evaluation of the anxiety like behaviour in rodents.  Operating principleThere is no central point so the animal is always in a closed arm or open arm. It prevents any ambiguity in interpretation of the time spent in the different fields. |  |
LE841
Data sheet
- Dimensions - Overall
- LE841 Rat - Diameter Ext. 1050 mm – Diameter Int. 850 mm – Walls height 295 mm – Base Elevation 510 mm
LE845 Mice - Diameter Ext. 460 mm - Diameter Int. 350 mm – Walls height 70 mm – Base Elevation 500 mm - Materials
- Methacrylate
Models
LE845 Zero Maze for Mice
LE841 Zero Maze for Rats
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