Visual Cliff Apparatus
From$1,990plus shipping and handling
Mouse and Rat models
The Visual Cliff Apparatus was used by Rebeca Martín-Jiménez et al. (2018), to assess that reduction of the ATPase inhibitory factor 1 (IF1) leads to visual impairment in vertebrates.
A clear glass plate was set above the ground. A black-and-white checkerboard was placed at the center of the lower surface of the glass plate. The edge of the checkerboard represented the virtual “cliff”.
To test the visual activity of mice, each mouse was placed in the center of the checkerboard, and the time spent on the checkerboard without leaving its area was recorded.
Mazeengineers offers the Visual Cliff Apparatus.
Price & Dimensions
Mouse
$1,990plus shipping and handling
- Length of glass plate: 60cm
- Width of glass plate: 60cm
- Height of glass plate from the ground: 1m
- Length of checkerboard: 30cm
- Width of checkerboard: 30cm
Rat
$2,390plus shipping and handling
- Length of glass plate: 79.8cm
- Width of glass plate: 79.8cm
- Height of glass plate from the ground: 1.33m
- Length of checkerboard: 39.9cm
- Width of checkerboard: 39.9
Track rodents with ConductVision
ConductVision is our video-tracking software. Record your sessions on video, and it scores standard rodent tests, such as those listed below.
Examples of tests it scores
To check whether ConductVision scores your protocol in this apparatus, ask in your quote request.
Add ConductVision to your quote
A 5-year license is $3,990 in total.
Results export as CSV files.
Are you an academic scientist and creator?
Learn how your lab can tech transfer this and similar devices from your lab to industry.
