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  • Cylinder Test

    The Cylinder Test is a highly sensitive, non-invasive behavioral assessment used to evaluate spontaneous forelimb use and motor symmetry in rodents.

  • Low-Profile Wireless Running Wheel

    Monitor circadian rhythms, activity, and locomotion while providing environmental enrichment for free-moving or instrumented/tethered subjects.

  • Social Approach Avoidance

    The Rodent Social Approach-Avoidance Test is a behavioral test used to measure an animal's social behavior and tendencies toward social interaction or avoidance.

  • Barnes Maze

    The Barnes maze is a circular maze designed to test visual spatial learning and memory for mice and rats.

  • Pasta Matrix Reaching Task

    The Pasta Matrix Reaching Task is used to assess the skilled reaching performance of rodents, including their ability to reach for different directions and…

  • Parallel Beam Task

    The parallel beam task is commonly used to assess motor deficits in laboratory rodents.

  • Circular Hole Board

    A hole board apparatus with removable inserts and easy cleaning. Affordable for your budget. Great exploration data for the best price.

  • Activity Hole Board

    Automated hole board system is used for the detection of nose poke behaviour in the open field environment with maximum flexibility.

  • Pole Test

    The Pole Test is a behavioral test used to assess the locomotor function of rodents.

  • Rodent Metabolic Treadmill

    The Treadmill is a noiseless, customizable and well-designed test for activity experiments. it allows for the simultaneous testing of multiple animals.

  • Circular Open Field

    Open Field test is a popular protocol used to assess exploratory behavior and anxiety.

  • Visual Cliff Apparatus

    The Visual Cliff Apparatus was used to study if the reduction of the ATPase inhibitory factor 1(IF1) leads to visual impairment in vertebrates. Learn more.

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  • The Floor Maze

    Investigating visual cognition through spatially projected environments The Floor Projection Maze is a modular apparatus developed to study visual information…

  • 3D Vertical Maze

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  • Stone T Maze

    Development of a water-escape motivated version of the Stone T-maze for mice addresses the challenges in assessing learning and memory in mice using tasks originally designed for rats.

  • Bussey-Saksida Touch Screen Operant Conditioning Chamber

    The Bussey-Saksida Touch Screen Operant Conditioning Chamber is a multi-paradigm device used to study operant conditioning in rodents. It features a large,…

  • Operant Conditioning

    See our images of the various configurations and accessories available for the Operant chamber

  • Rodent Dual Reward-Place Association Task

    Developed by Michon et al, the Rodent Dual Reward-Place Association Task was created to explore the formation and transformation of memories into long-lasting…

  • Rowed Cheeseboard Maze

    Developed as a variant between the Radial arm, Dry Morris Water, and Cheeseboard mazes, the rowed Cheeseboard uses food rewards to investigate both spatial…

  • Concatenated Rodent Y-Maze

    Developed by Ainge, Tamosiunaite, Woergoetter, and Dudchenko (2007), the Concatenated Y-Maze is a branching Y-Maze used to observe choice behaviors and spatial…

  • Y/T Rodent Maze

    Developed by Grieves, Wood, & Dudchenko, 2016, the Y/T Rodent Maze is used to study spatial navigation in rodents. It contains a start box, three-goal boxes,…

  • Rodent Olfactory Exploration Box

    The Rodent Olfactory Exploration Box is employed to evaluate rodents’ ability to identify and discriminate between different odors. The box comprises solid…

  • Rodent OX Maze

    Developed by  Wood, Glynn, and Morton, the Rodent OX-Maze is used to assess learning and memory in rodents. It gets its name from the ‘O’ and ‘X’ symbols drawn…

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